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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1969

Page

4

Sensible plan proposed to curb drug abuse by Williams

Senator Harrison Williams Jr of New Jersey introduces a two part approach including a National Council on Drug Abuse Control and education and rehabilitation. He calls for $350 million for treatment centers and $105 million for university and medical school education programs.

Harrison A. Williams Jr New Jersey Williams Congress National Council On Drug Abuse Control Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Sen. Williams

SEAM seeks male empowerment amid mixed signals

The Society for the Emancipation of the American Male led by Kahlil Samra of Ann Arbor aims to restore the male's place in the family and reform divorce custody laws. Critics doubt the seriousness, while supporters note potential ego benefits in this era of rising neo feminism. Matthew 11 7 echoed.

Society For the Seam Kahlil Samra Ann Arbor Mich

No Skin Off Your Nose Foundations Taxation Critique

Paul Harvey argues foundations dodge taxes and drain US funds by spending abroad. He cites Ford Foundation grants overseas while suggesting more should be invested domestically in hospitals farmers and urban renewal. He warns tax exemptions enable waste and calls for reform and homefront spending.

You William Bentons Britannica Benton United States Ford Foundation

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates

The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday rates. In‑city delivery per week is 10 cents for weekdays and 20 cents on Sundays, with motor routes at 70 cents per week. Mail subscriptions vary by area and year. outside the trading area is 30 dollars yearly, outside the USA 38 dollars.

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Nixon must pursue workable reforms not easily defined

William F Buckley Jr argues Nixon’s insistence on workable reforms is ambiguous and could mean passing Congress friendly changes, public tolerance, or actual improvements. Drucker’s critique on government as not a doer supports business-like efficiency and possible public- corp turning to private performance.

Congress Gallup Drucker Henry Ford Nixon Brooklyn Navy Yard

The Kohinoor and Other Historical Facts

The Kohinoor is a 186.5 carat diamond named by Nadir Shah with Punjabi meaning Mountain of light. Zee is a Canadian reactor at Chalk River. Holland is the common name for the Netherlands, derived from the former countship. Pure uranium is a lustrous white soft metal. The Great Plague of London killed about 68 596 in 1665. Petrology studies rocks. The first atomic bomb was exploded by the United States at Alamogordo New Mexico on July 16 1945.

Kohinoor Nadir Shah U.S Alamogordo New Mexico

Intelligence Missions Essential

The White House says the downed American plane near North Korea was on a routine reconnaissance mission in international air space. U S policy notes 190 similar Far East missions this year to detect hostile preparations and monitor Soviet activity, while stressing adherence to airspace rules and wartime context with Korea and Vietnam.

Washington White House North Korea United States Far East Pacific Valdivostok Alaska U.S North America Soviet Union South Korea United Nations South Vietnam Red China

Injustice debate sparks letters to the editor

Jim Howell of 1401 Avalon Drive questions perceived social injustices in Middletown and critiques the idea of universal equality. He argues inequality is natural, cites biblical parables, and laments lack of concrete evidence behind local accusations.

Jim Howell Avalon Drive

Children Pay For Leaders Mistakes

A citizen letter argues that divine law supersedes human law, condemning legalism and state actions that harm children. The writer, Mrs. Virginia Romans of 709 Orchard St., calls for protecting children from political and legal injustices and questions emergency vehicle loopholes and discriminatory zoning.

God Virginia Romans Orchard St

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