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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1969
Page
4
Senator Philip A. Hart of Michigan introduces the Fair Share Income Tax Act of 1969 aiming to ensure that those able to pay income taxes do so by a minimum tax. The bill would not eliminate all inequities but would require a basic proportion of income be paid by rich individuals and corporations.
City Attorney Thomas O Connor ruled barefoot pedestrians can be banned only if carefooted pose a public health threat. The decision, amid hippie color and sidewalk hazards from glass and nails, reassures barefoot advocates while noting potential disruption to public peace. The message echoes Romans 5 3 4.
In a column by William F Buckley Jr a month of Senate delay on Nixon ABM proposals is likely while public support appears tepid yet pro and anti ABM mail runs wildly. The piece notes emotional links to Vietnam opposition and urges readers in Washington DC to respond to the call for a limited ABM system.
The author warns of the perils of late or wrong tax returns and recounts a prior IRS correction tale. They note common errors such as missing signatures and joint return issues and explain the extra effort needed to fix them. The column will pause for vacation and resume later.
Washington marks NATO's 20th anniversary as debates over Western East relations rehearse. Nixon calls for new Western consultation while Moscow urges East West talks to end the cold war. The piece probes sovereignty in Eastern Europe and the fate of NATO and Warsaw Pact.
The article notes Soviet forces deploying a large fleet into the Mediterranean, Indian Ocean, and Pacific. It reports numerous missile-equipped submarines roaming global seas, arguing that World War III did not end in 1945 and signaling continued global confrontation.
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Joseph Alsop argues Berkeley's civil rights efforts have shifted from striving for equality to fueling an anticolonial movement. He notes low black enrollment, unequal admission practices, and rising militant rhetoric, warning that future violence and backlash threaten the university's mission.
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