First Ohio Junior Miss pageant crowned in Middletown
Twenty one contestants from across Ohio returned home after a week of work and pageant events. Miss Terri Shields was crowned Ohio Junior Miss, with praise for the performances and dedication of the contestants and Sounds of America band.
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Sounds of America Band
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Words of Abe Lincoln on moral fibre and leadership
On the 160th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth readers reflect on his quotation about patient confidence in justice and the limits of criticism. The piece contrasts Lincoln's words with contemporary views of President Nixon and notes the relevance of Lincoln's wisdom today.
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Abraham Lincoln
Nixon
White House
Kennedy
Education Ends Handicaps in New York Schools
Joseph Alsop argues that urban ghetto schools are the battleground for racial struggle and warns against black extremism in education. He praises MES schools and criticizes the neglect of recruiting qualified Black teachers while urging white Americans to resist racially charged demands.
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New York
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Controversy Over Anti Semitic Poem Read On Air
Dave Regan questions the reading of a hostile poem by a 15 year old schoolgirl as described by Leslie Campbell of the African American Teachers Assn. He argues such material has no place in schools and questions what the black community seeks in education and justice.
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Leslie Campbell
New York
Smorgasbord misadventure and dream antics amuse readers
A reader recounts a friend burning a mattress while using a heating pad after overeating at a smorgasbord. The tale ends with the man escaping a fire and a headache, and the page also notes jokes about Iguana spelling. Another dream vignette has Mrs H and T waking to 30 guests seeking bacon and eggs, with a stove failure adding chaos.
Nixon Summons European Trip as Working Tour and Policy Push
President Nixon outlines a Europe visit to Brussels London Berlin Bonn Rome and Paris seen as a working trip to discuss military and economic cooperation. He signals potential second European trip or a summit, aims to reduce Vietnam forces, and seeks negotiated desegregation and updated labor policy while favoring free trade with voluntary quotas.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Info
The Middletown Journal lists daily publication details and subscription prices. Rates include 10c per weekday copy, 20c for Sundays, 70c weekly delivery, and yearly mail options of 21 dollars in trading area and 30 dollars outside, with foreign-year at 38 dollars, all payable in advance.
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U.S.A
Dulles Turned Into Foe in Public Memoir Controversy
William F Buckley Jr surveys Allen Dulles amid late career vilification. He argues Dulles faced hostile press, subsidized left leaning journals, and chose pragmatic alliances, defending his anti communist stance as accurate in postwar Realpolitik while critics on the left miscast him.
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Robert Welch
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