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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1970
Page
4
The secretary of agriculture dismissed a panel proposal to allow chickens with leukosis lesions or tumors to enter markets. He cited esthetic concerns and the unproven but not dismissible cancer risk, praising the decision and surgeon general guidance.
The article outlines several approaches to reduce auto emissions. Emphasis has fallen on electric and steam cars, natural gas conversions, exhaust cleaners, and new fuels. An oil company markets gasoline with a fumes reducing additive and another plans lead free gasoline if engines are redesigned. The piece urges federal support for promising options. Matthew 5:24 ends with a biblical verse.
William F Buckley Jr reflects on John Lindsay’s 1966 boycott of France’s President Pompidou while noting past refusals to greet Arab and Soviet leaders. He argues the move harms Israel, France aims to secure Libyan oil, and Jewish leaders should oppose such diplomacy. He cites Pompidou’s policy aims and ridicules anti French sentiment.
The piece presents Abraham Lincoln quotes on thrift and strength as timely guidance for the nation. It ends with a humor anecdote about a self-important businessman's boast of becoming a vice president and a supermarket prank about a vice president in charge of prunes.
Former President Johnson voices concern over rising isolationism in the United States and its risk to world peace. He cites Vietnam, UN limitations, and the need for collective action to counter aggression, urging continued US commitments and alliances. He notes the Gulf of Tonkin resolution gave authority but not used until 1965.
The Journal published daily by News Journal inc. lists subscription costs for in city and suburban delivery, mail options in trading area, and rates for outside trading areas and international delivery. All subscriptions are paid in advance. Founded in 1857.
Mrs Barbara Greenwell manager of Central Kitchen and Middletown High defends Carlisle lunch pricing noting federal reimbursements and commodity programs. She argues schools must tailor menus and costs to local needs and invites questions at 424 2427. Mrs Songster adds a closing line.
A neighbor and I find a poem in a book about readers’ letters in The Journal. It contrasts morning departures with those that do not return and speaks of broken hearts and sorrow, ending with sharp lines on impatience and scorn.
A Middlesex reader claims racial prejudice tainted the Marshall trial, asserting the 18 year old is innocent and that white officials secured a life sentence due to his race. The letter accuses prosecutors witnesses and judges of bias and notes a white-on-black crime without similar consequences. Diana Aldridge.
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