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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1969
Page
4
Mead on television shaping world leadership and knowledge
Dr. Margaret Mead argues that television oriented the rising generation, affecting how leaders perceive events. She notes elders rely on papers while younger people get stories via TV, prompting a generational globe-spanning contrast in understanding and awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Margaret Mead
Dr. Mead
TV Guide
Genetic Breakthrough Prompts Debate On Future Control
A Harvard Medical School team isolates a gene from a living organism signaling a pivotal step toward directing hereditary traits. While offering potential to eliminate genetic disease, it raises fears of engineered humans meeting government specs. Society must lead discussions and choices on how this power is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Medical School
Railroads Seek Federal Help To Upgrade Passenger Service
A longtime rail worker argues there is one set of books for freight and passenger costs. Eight major lines posted a 1967 118 million dollar avoidable expense and a 1968 deficit near 485 million, with industry net income under 600 million. The piece urges federal aid to upgrade passenger rail as air subsidies exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Assn. of American Railroads
Art Buchwald play mocks Nixon era amid Mayflower joke
The New York homefront theater piece mocks a fictional Joe Mayflower as Washington correspondent for a parody on Nixon's era. Openings unfold in New Haven and Philadelphia before Broadway next month, with disputed likenesses to Joe Alsop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Art Buchwald
Joseph Alsop
Art
Joe Mayflower
Nixon
Nepal
Albania
New Haven
Philadelphia
Anyhoo
Joe Alsop
Stewart
Newsweek
Hypocrisy in World Powers over Biafra War
The piece argues great powers moralize wars yet dodge leadership in Nigeria's Biafra crisis. It cites Kennedy and Ken nedy’s calls for mercy airlifts, Red Cross aid failures, and Joint Church Aid limits. It questions U S oil diplomacy and Nigeria’s road rebuilding tied to war impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biafra
U. S. Senate
Edward Keney
U. S
London
Moscow
Kennedy
International Committee of the Red Cross
Red Cross
Haihong
North Vietnam
Nigeria
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The
News Journal Inc
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First Ave
Middletown
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Middletown, Ohio
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Family quirks and quick lessons from daily life
A humorous set of vignettes: a father learns to hang up his coat after his daughters demonstrate the habit. Japan uses pushers to speed boarding on Tokyo trains. paper money is shown to carry low infection risk due to germicidal ink and currency composition. a child misreads a parade mascot as Sammy Closet during Macy’s parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Dems Rally Funds After Telephone Threat From Carrier
Washington Democrats face an $8 million debt as Chespeake and Potomac threatening to cut service spurred a fundraising push. DNC Chair Fred Harris is blamed for limiting organization, youth outreach, and inter-party ties, while tarnished by public self promotion and controversial remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chespeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Democratic National Committee
Committee
DNC
Democratic
Whie House
Ins
Fred Harris
Harris
COPE
Johnson
Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
White House
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Boston
Bob Considine
Ain't
Stewart Mayflower
Joe
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D-S.c
Sen
Phil Hart
D.-Mich
Sen. Turmond
Agnew
Sen. Hart
Memphis
Tennessee
New York Times
Cairo
Jack Javits
David Douglas Duncan
Harry H. Abrams, Inc
Netherlands
Duncan
Kansas City
U. S. Marine Reserve
Fiji
U. S. S. Missouri
MacArthur
John Chamberlain
Robert Taft
Wy Taft
Dresden
Katyn Forest
Pearl Harbor
Teddy Kennedy
Americans For Biafran Relief
Cape of Good Hope
South Vietnam
United Front
United Nations
the Journal
Papa
Coats
Dad
Sisers
J. J
Recen‘’Y
Family Health
Treasury
P. C
John Christopher Riegel
Sammy Closet
S. R
Marianne
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