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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1970
Page
4
Senator Muskie questioned how television is used as a political tool urging balanced access for all citizens. He cited President Nixon’s frequent TV appearances and noted Democrats were not equally represented, asking networks to consider equal airtime while acknowledging political realities.
The piece reflects on White House police dress worn during Prime Minister Wilson's visit. It likens uniforms to 19th century romance and operetta costuming. The author questions tradition and suggests a modern design via possible competition, quoting a biblical line.
A 1925 Middletown Journal recap highlights the Sons of Daniel Boone formed in 1908 led by Homer Edson and Lennard Kraus. It traces founder Daniel Beard born in Cincinnati 1850, their Fort Ancient camping trip, and merger into the Boy Scouts of America as Troop No. 1.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio. Rates include 10¢ per copy for weekdays, 20¢ on Sundays, 70¢ weekly by route, and yearly mail options. Also notes U.S. and foreign mail prices and advance payment. Founded in 1857.
Washington notes say Congress has barred courts from ordering racial balance through busing and the Civil Rights Act blocks such orders. Public demand favors freedom of choice within districts, with concern over distant assignments. A cabinet committee under Vice President Agnew is to study lawful solutions.
The 1969 and 1970 HEW appropriations laws restricted using federal funds to force busing or alter school assignments to overcome racial imbalance. Nixon veto led to revisions removing enforceable mandates, while Civil Rights Act 1964 requires proof of state or local discrimination to target racial imbalance with public funds.
William F Buckley Jr praises Nicholas Johnson a young reformer at the FCC who argues licenses lack guaranteed renewal. Johnson contends the public interest criteria are vague and that licensees should not have a protected property right. Senate Pastore proposes disqualification rules, prompting FCC changes and mixed reactions.
A Vietnam soldier thanks the Red Cross for Christmas aid. letters advocate fluoride in public water, arguing safety and dental decay prevention while others warn about personal choice and potential overreach. Citizens Eleanor Szabo and John R. Perkins voice concerns about mandatory fluoridation and political voting.
A physician urges citywide fluoride program in a letter to the editor. The writer argues dental health benefits and asks officials to adopt preventive measure for children and adults.
A Journal letter from a Keely Dental Society representative notes iodine use and mentions limited knowledge about fluorides. The item suggests dental chemistry discussion and raises questions about fluoride use in treatment.
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