Agnew to lead panel on implementing school desegregation orders
The article outlines President Nixon’s plan to create a high level committee chaired by Vice President Agnew to implement Supreme Court desegregation orders in the South. It notes reliance on a task force of Southern educators and discusses hopes and doubts about overcoming gubernatorial resistance and achieving faster integration.
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Agnew
Supreme Court
South
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
HEW
Robert H. Finch
Washington
South Carolina
Robert McNair
Agnew Committee
Lemon-Monroe High School
Lemon - Monroe
No Parent Safe From Drug Trouble Says Cahill Family Warning
Four days after Governor Cahill spoke of youth narcotics abuse his 19 year old son was arrested for marijuana possession. Shortly after Howard Samuels revealed his five oldest children had tried marijuana. The piece urges vigilance, citing the biblical warning on sin.
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Pennsylvania
William T. Cahill
New York
Howard Samuels
Fluoridation Debate Sparks Letters to Editor
Readers discuss drinking water fluoridation questioning safety. Mrs. Ollie Crouch cites studies and warns of risks after New York City fluoride use. She urges Middletown citizens to vote against fluoridation and favor nutrition to improve teeth.
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New York City
Thief River Falls
Minn
Middletown
Ollie Crouch
Hinkle Rd
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
This notice lists subscription rates for the Middletown Journal published by News Journal Inc. Rates cover per copy, in paperboy delivery, and mail options including in city and suburban areas, trading areas, outside trading areas, and outside the USA._prices_ are annual or weekly with advance payment required.
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The
News Journal Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Middletown, Ohio
Ares
U.sa
Diet Is Best Way To Better Teeth
A letter responding to John D. Burley of the Keely Dental Society argues fluoridation was forced on Mid dletown voters with little public choice. The writer, a county resident, notes they drink varying water supplies and asserts the right to vote against fluoridation was denied.
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John D. Burley
Keely Dental Society
Middletown
Betty Crocker Coupons Help Gardener Harvy Library
Betty Crocker coupons continue to be collected by Mrs. Virginia Brown head librarian at Gardner Harvey Library She thanks readers for gifts and says coupons will fund serving pieces for campus receptions and meetings, with items to be shared by students and visitors.
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Betty Crocker
Gardner-Harvey Library
Virginia Brown
Harry Ben
Receen
Mrs. Brown
Israelis Press Nasser With New Middle East Pressure
Joseph Alsop explains that Soviet American talks on the Middle East have collapsed after Gromyko and Dobrynin breached agreements. Israel uses deep penetrations into Egyptian territory to pressure Nasser while seeking to replace him, with Moscow now holding leverage over any settlement.
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Washington
Middle East
Andrei Gromyko
Anatoli Dobrynin
Kremlin
Nixon
Gromyko
Dobrynin
William Rogers
Joseph Sisco
Sisco
U.S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle Eastern
Soviet Union
United States
Nasser
Moscow
Israel Faces Costs of War of Attrition Across Suez
The text argues Israeli losses, though small in American terms, are severe for Israel's size. It notes Nasser's declaration of a war of attrition and Israel's countermeasures along the Suez Canal destroying forward positions and radar stations as the conflict escalates.
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Israel
Suez Canal
U.S
Nasser
U. N
Canal
Welfare State Costs Highlight Budget Details in 1971 Plan
President's proposed 1971 budget shows user charges totaling 1.6 billion across highways aviation social security railroads and more. Defense cuts 5.8 billion and non defense up 8.7 billion frame a larger welfare state with Medicare Medicaid and public assistance rising, while space and international programs fall.
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Congress
America
Proposed taxes target TV and radio licenses and auto fees
The document outlines charges under other user taxes with 24 million dollars for licenses and proposes extending excise taxes on autos and communications to December 31 1971 amounting to 600 million dollars.
First English Bible Translation in America Marked 1808
Facts note key historical items including the 1808 copyright of the first English Bible translation in America on September 12, 1808. Also listed are David Farragut becoming admiral, Faneuil Hall as the Cradle of Liberty, and Vermont as the first state admitted after the original thirteen.
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America
Faneuil Hall
Boston
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