Test Of The Voting Age
The piece covers the 18 year voting age controversy with Congress action replacing an amendment route. It notes potential Supreme Court challenges and presidential expectations for a quick ruling, plus state lawsuits from Oregon Texas and New York citizens, aiming for a decision before January 1 when the law takes effect.
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Presidential Slip Cited Nixon Remark on Guilt
Opinion notes President Nixon publicly called Charles a murderer, undermining the presumption of innocence. The piece attributes the slip to inadvertence and urges tighter off the cuff remarks by leaders, citing biblical instruction for restraint.
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Nixon, Braden clash shows Nixon vulnerability in right
A leaked analysis discusses how conservative Republicans view President Nixon, arguing the right rejects his Vietnam stance and the term Vietnamization. It notes internal party divisions, the difficulty of pleasing hard-liners, and potential for political compromise or escalation if pressure grows.
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Howard W. Newcomb
Ellen Drive
Middletown Plans Yearlong Jobs Program For Youth
Dave Regan reports on the Job Opportunities Committee’s plan to extend youth employment through winter and into summer, aided by the Council on Women Relations led by Mrs. Marva Sempson. Osborn of Armas pushes for early, funded opportunities with civic groups and service clubs to build skills.
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Council On Human Relations
Marva Sempson
Council On Women Relations
Sucsane
Don Osborne
Armas
TWS
Middletown
Solons Undermining Nixon in Foreign Policy Debate
Washington reports flagrant interference by Congress with executive foreign policy. Senate Foreign Relations Committee members challenge Spain base renewal as treaty, while ten House Democrats urge Paris negotiator Bruce to resign, signaling antiwar Coalition sympathy. This public pressure could aid Communists in Vietnam peace talks.
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The Journal Published Daily by the Wews Journal
The Journal from Midaletown Ohio outlines subscription rates for various delivery options. Rates include daily, Sunday, weekly, and yearly plans with mail and outside U.S.A. prices. The paper is dated as founded in 1857 and lists mailing details.
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Used Clothing Depot aids 92 children in Middletown area
Church Women United reports that since April 1969 the Used Clothing Depot at 403 Curtis Street has distributed 16,501 items to 92 children from 241 families at no charge. Volunteers run it six hours weekly. donations welcome to cover underwear and shoes.
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Used Clothing Depot
Ashamed After Solicitation Act Public Letter Voices Party Critique
A reader expresses embarrassment at a Democratic political ad asking for donations. The writer faults both parties and predecessors for national woes, noting presidents are fallible individuals, and urges accountability beyond party labels.
I D Card Plan Again Criticized
A letter criticizes Mary Lords handgun owner I D card proposal and notes Toledo Blade editorials on rising crime in Toledo. It cites Judge Allen J Andrews comments about crime and questions the popularity of the Toledo LD card law.
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Allen J. Andrews
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Fluoride Voter Appeal Fights Water Fluoridation
An irate letter argues against mandatory fluoride in public water due to allergies and medical sensitivities. The writer cites dental and health risks, notes diabetes and kidney issues in a daughter, and questions political process and personal freedom in relation to public health measures.
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