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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1970
Page
4
Greece and Albania agreed to resume trade relations after 30 years. Albania, a mountainous, Mohammedan majority state near Greece, was Communist allied with China. The move eases continental tensions and may signal shifts in Greek junta policy toward the West.
Bertrand Russell has died at an advanced age marking the loss of a major philosopher and reformer. Though his politics drew ire in some circles, his seven decades of work in logic mathematics and social thought established a lasting intellectual legacy. His memory prompts reflections on his readiness to change his mind and pursue truth through rigorous methods.
John P. Roche notes Israel under Golda Meir supported U.S. Vietnam aims while maintaining distance from Southeast commitments. He cites Moshe Dayan views on tactics, Hanoi's mixed praises and later corrections, and Hanoi Arab solidarity rhetoric linking Arab struggles to opposing U.S. imperialism and Israeli actions.
A Middletown reader quotes a professor praising the postwar generation. He cites longer life expectancy, eradication of plagues, higher education expansion, social reforms, UN creation, WWII outcomes, and cultural achievements. He notes the era's record for taxes and tuition and ends with a call for music not riot.
In a calm international moment the Nixon administration pursues Europe Asia ties, arms talks with the Soviet Union, and improved U S relations with Africa and France. It plans to shift defense funds to peaceful programs as Vietnam ends, while internal economic worries persist.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc at Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for in city, trading area and outside regions with weekly and yearly options. It notes pricing for in town delivery and mail subscriptions with all payments due in advance.
Joseph Alsop weighs the Kosygin warning to Egypt over Israel's air penetrations and argues Nasser faces pressure from Moscow. He notes potential Soviet aid, the use of Egyptian marked TU-16 bombers, and the risk of deeper Soviet involvement while urging reinstatement of the U.N. cease fire to ease the crisis.
A brief summary notes that less than one third of Antarctica has been explored. It mentions general facts about naming conventions for acids, a historical trivia about Lyndon B. Johnson being sworn in by a woman, the Latin origin of the name Ulysses for Odysseus, and Balaton as Hungary’s largest lake.
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