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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1969
Page
6
The Senate requires tax exempt foundations to disburse at least six percent of assets annually and rejects a fixed 40 year business termination. The plan allows a flexible lifespan, setting a 1977 deadline to reach the six percent payout, ensuring productive use of funds without a premature death sentence.
Rebecca the jaguar at New York's Central Park Zoo refuses to adapt to captivity and is sold to Mrs. Julia Allen Field of Miami who plans to move her to the Amazon valley. The piece notes other animals stay behind and ends with a Biblical reflection.
Reader letters oppose lowering the voting age to 19 arguing maturity and responsibility require 21. The contributor cites conscription age, driving laws, and liquor age to question political rights for younger youths amid broader Vietnam moratorium protests and public dissent.
Local reader urges petition signings to put fluoridation on the ballot in Ohio. Cites scientists worried by fluoride effects on kidneys and lab animals, and notes Middletown Pure Water Committee contact 422-8101. Written by Paul Laurens at 1315 Hood St.
A student group resumes antiwar activity with two moratoriums set for December 12 13 and 24. Organizers urge nationwide door to door advocacy during the Christmas period, calling out desecration of a Christian holiday and threats to national unity.
The Journal published by News Journal inc lists daily and Sunday rates. In city delivery 10 cent weekday copies and 20 cent Sundays with mail options around 71 dollars yearly in trading area and 3000 outside area. international at 38 dollars.
The Associated Press survey compares managing editors and public figures on distrust causes in newspapers. Editors cite factual inaccuracies as a major problem while public figures fear pressure from organized groups and overemphasis on sensational violence. The piece argues for a non governmental Press Council or Ombudsman to bolster credibility and show editors as fallible humans, not feudal rulers.
A collection of brief items notes money in church plates and a child’s dream to be God. A Capital University missive cites OHSAA scoring and a power failure procedure. A doctor recalls a toe dislocation from a kicked chair and a UC study on poker players linking play style to life approach.
The piece argues union wage demands and government money expansion threaten inflation. It cites Charles Lindblom, predicts GE’s stance could curb union leverage, and notes Nixon era pressures to ease restraints before the 1970 elections. GE's resistance may shape broader consumer outcomes.
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