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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1969
Page
4
The editorial supports President Nixon's welfare reform theme calling for ending dependency and expanding work incentives. It notes a shift from federal to state and local administration, a family assistance approach, and guaranteed work incentives with job training, while urging thorough study and debate.
Washington President Nixon shows 52 percent in a Gallup trial heat with Kennedy and Wallace, matching a three month earlier result. Analysts debate his limited broad-based support and the feasibility of expanding the base beyond the white middle class.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc offers 7 day subscriptions at 20 cents for Sunday and 16 cents for weekdays. Home delivery via newspaperboy or motor route in city areas costs 70 cents per week. Yearly rates vary by location with 221.00 in-town, outdoor and international options listed. Founded in 1857.
Mrs. George Tipton writes about her Vietnam veteran son whose car was stolen on a busy street, later recovered with four chrome wheels and two tires missing. She condemns theft and vandalism as acts of selfish gain and warns vandalism harms youth and character, calling for accountability.
President Nixon seeks to give the American Bar Association committee veto power over federal judicial nominations, potentially reducing Senate influence. The plan targets 120 expected judicial appointments in his first year and may affect Supreme Court selections, drawing both support and concerns about constitutional functions.
Chilmark residents and summer visitors discuss rights-of-way in land law, noting that public beach access is limited by means of passage along the mean high water line. The piece explains ancient doctrines like adverse possession and incorporation of rights, and recalls a cooperative’s struggle to reach a beach despite long use.
The Pacific Highway runs along the U.S. western border from Vancouver to the Mexican line near San Diego, a distance of 1675 miles, with ocean or mountains in view along its entire length. Pall Mall is an obsolete English game of French origin resembling croquet. The pronunciation Pell-Mell, once described as vulgar, later became classic. The average weekly salary for a furniture plant employee in the U.S. in 1968 was $101.52.
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