Middletown Letter Echoes Nostalgia From POW Return
Lt Cmdr Edward L. Schrock writer of the letter says he felt compelled to address Middletown residents after the POWs return. A 1959 Middletown High School graduate now at the Pentagon, Schrock grew up in Middletown and plans a visit to relatives this week.
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Edward L. Schrock
Middletown
Cmdr. Schrock
Raymond L. Schrock
Gladys Drive
California
Middletown High School
Pentagon
A Middletonian Reflects on POWs Return and Homecoming
Lt. Cmdr. Edward L. Schrock writes from the Pentagon praising the Easter homecoming of returning POWs including Navy Capt. Jeremiah Denton. He recalls decades of service, two Vietnam tours, and the emotional impact of seeing former prisoners return to families and country.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Navy
Jeremiah Denton
America
San Diego
Vietnam
North Vietnam
United States
South Carolina
Florida
Washington
United States of America
Capt. Denton
Southeast Asia
Edward L. Schrock
United States Navy
Easter Special Notes: A Living American Resurrection
Easter morning reflects a spiritual revival amid war, with prisoners of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong camps returning home. Their testimonies praise God and faith’s endurance, while prayers call for the resurrection of the American Spirit amid social conflicts and national divisions.
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God
United States
FDA report on pre sweetened cereals and tooth decay debated
A Senate nutrition committee and FDA officials weigh mixed evidence from a 1967 study on pre sweetened cereals with phosphates. A dental officer cites very high cavity rates, while another official sees inconclusive proof and would not prescribe them for his own children. The material suggests varying kids breakfast choices rather than outright condemnation.
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Food and Drug Administration
Senate
Select Committee On Nutrition
FDA
Clarence C. Gilkes
Lloyd B. Tepper
Unmasking Tuskegee Study Myth and New Facts
A Muscogee Medical College Bulletin article challenges the Tuskegee syphilis study myth. It notes the study began in 1932, patients were not denied treatment, many received care, and some disappeared or died as expected given age. It also references a prior Swedish study and debunks claims of deliberate racial cruelty.
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Green Bay
Alabama
Tuskegee
America
America Amerika
Nazi Germany
Ilse Koch
Muscogee (Georgia
Bulletin of the Muscogee Medical College
Watergate reforms could reshape campaign financing in US politics
The columnist argues federal funding or strict limits on elections could end large donations and curb influence by wealthy patrons. He outlines five potential effects from less money in politics including end of robber baron influence, reduced ambassadorial buying, and shifts in foreign policy pressures toward national interests.
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Philip Graham
The
Washington Post
Graham
America
SEC
TRS
FBI
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday sale prices with home delivery options. Subscriptions range from 5 cents per copy at newsstands to annual mail rates of 30 dollars in the trading area and 38 dollars outside, with motor route and mail payments due in advance.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Newspaperboy
U.S.A
No Onions Stir Coney Island Prices Across Regions
Detroit Coney Island shifts to no onions due to rising costs while Liberty in Middletown maintains onions. Detroit price for a hot dog combo hits 55 cents versus 35 cents locally as onion bags soar from 4 5 to around 22 dollars for 50 pounds.
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Middletown
Liberty Restaurant
Otis Tekakis
Detroit
Liberty
Tekakis
Coney Islands
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