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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1971
Page
4
A newspaper summary notes broad scientific effort behind even modest studies, highlighting two cases involving living beings. One looks at bees and their roles, the other at sharks and porpoises, illustrating how research connects to human benefits.
The article notes growing evidence for life processes beyond Earth, highlighting L M Welia chews detection of hydroxyl in interstellar dust and pre life molecules in the Milky Way. It also describes Perry W Gilbert's porpoise training to repel sharks and Norman E Gary's bee tracking, illustrating broad scientific inquiry from micro to cosmic scales.
A humorous critique contrasts elderly Mr. Silverbean and young Suzy Brighteyes for failing to signal while driving. The piece argues signal use is essential and criticizes modern drivers who neglect indicators, urging adherence to careful, responsible habits on the road.
Sen. Hubert Humphrey backed a $250 million federal loan for Lockheed after opposing the SST, a move that unsettled liberal and youth supporters dating from 1968. The vote aligned him with the government military industrial complex, drawing criticism from Meany and rivals like Muskie Kennedy Bayh McGovern.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists prices for weekday and Sunday newsstand copies, home delivery options, motor route terms, monthly service charges, and annual mail subscriptions. It notes advance payment requirements and states the paper was founded in 1857.
The Congress approved a 250 million dollar loan guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft and lawmakers debate import controls to protect U S jobs. Critics cite past banking weaknesses, strikes, and rising costs as reasons for government action before the economy falters further. A proposed quota system aims to curb imports while preserving market access, with senators proposing mandatory steel import limits amid lengthy discussions abroad.
Reporters question four leading candidates about campaign spending and donors. Muskie and Bayh refuse to disclose donors, Jackson says no money spent yet, and McGovern lists broad funding from 35,000 contributors and large gifts. The piece argues the public deserves disclosure before primaries and the convention.
Dr. Frank Stanton spared a contempt trial as debate over news fairness grows. Edith Efron’s upcoming study in The News Twisters challenges network balance with a 1963 prime time sample and calls for a congressional, nonpartisan probe into fairness in TV news.
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