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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1969
Page
4
The Supreme Court again acts against partisan districting by outlawing the apportionment of New York and Missouri congressional delegations. Gerrymandering, dating to 1812, has long skewed district populations, a threat to electoral fairness.
A columnist argues Cesar Chavez risks creating a state backed hiring hall for California farm workers, potentially excluding nonunion workers and weakening Taft-Hartley protections. He recalls personal discrimination experiences and warns against concentrating power in a single leader or group.
The notice lists subscription pricing and options for The Journal and The News. Rates include per copy, weekly, and yearly terms with advance payment preferred. It notes city delivery and meter route distribution details and emphasizes subscription availability.
The writer recalls a week in Washington D C with family, visiting a niece eight years ago who is now a teenager, plus relatives from Fairbanks Alaska. They toured the Senate gallery briefly, explored Virginia countryside, Arlington lodging, and Chesapeake Bay seafood. dining stops include Evans Inn Farms Georgetown Maison Des Crepes Seaside Inn Alexandria and Blackies. The trip blended family reunion with sightseeing and ends with returning home to recuperate.
The United States and NATO push a large naval and air force buildup in the Mediterranean Far East and Southeast Asia while Moscow seeks a favorable peace in Vietnam and to tighten control over Eastern Europe The author links military moves to a broader UN role and warns that misperceptions could spur antiwar sentiment at home.
Joseph Alsop argues the Presidents crime plan is a quarter measure facing Cosa Nostra. He cites $50 billion annual revenues, political corruption, and drug trafficking, urging legalization of gambling as a potential main revenue strike and criticizes current federal efforts.
The piece notes that Supreme Court Miranda decisions hinder aggressive anti Cosa Nostra actions. Prof. Cressey suggests extra constitutional means might be needed. A constitutional amendment was debated but deemed too bold during the administration’s gambling focus.
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