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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1971
Page
4
In Redding Connecticut residents voted to buy 270 acres and a private group added 117 acres to form a public recreation tract including a lake swamp and mountain. The plan began with hopes for state and federal aid, which did not materialize, yet citizens moved forward valuing long term benefit.
William G. Wilson known as Bill W. shaped AA with his philosophy and tireless work enabling recovery for many alcoholics. Memorial services worldwide honored his contribution and thanked God for his life and impact.
Walter Powell announced the 10 am official act designating Trenton as Butler County's fifth city after the 1970 census showed a population of 5278. The dedication faced a snowstorm with many residents snowbound. city leaders welcomed attendees and presented flags from Ohio and the U.S. The move follows historic ties to Trenton New Jersey and the area's early founders.
A congratulatory telegram from the Mayor of Trenton New Jersey was read by Congressman Powell noting that these were nine recipients.
The Journal Published deity by the News Journal inc. subscription rates are shown for different delivery methods and areas. Rates include 0c per week for weekdays, 20c Sunday, 1.00 per year by mail within trading area, and 30 per year in seven days outside city. foreign subscriptions 38.00 per year. Founded in 1857.
John P Roche argues Senator George McGovern overstates liberal pack and misreads U S policy toward Peking. He condemns McGovern’s China stance and his use of a supposed Dean Rusk quote. Roche favors a One and a Half Chinas policy with a U N plebiscite approach and suggests replacing unrepresentative regimes starting with Soviet bloc nations.
The text criticizes Senator McGovern for blaming U S myths and fears for shaping Red China and pushing it toward belligerence. It argues that US actions since 1949 reflect a belief Chiang Kai-shek would return and that US power cannot mold an ancient society of 800 million people.
A Franklin reader thanks Mrs Betty Gentry Timmy Walter Follmer Paul Deger and ambulance nurse Rev Dean Sheets and hospital staff for aiding eight injured after a February 12 three car collision at Route 25 and Roosevelt Avenue. The writer praises God’s mercy and kindness shown by those involved.
A resident thanks Mr. Dennin, Street Department Superintendent, and his department for plowing during deep snows. The writer credits their work on Clark Street and notes cars parked create a sidewalk problem. Mrs Goldie Morningstar, 216 Clark St.
Paul Harvey argues the Soviet Union marks time on major policy after the party congress, while Americans demand swift solutions. He notes Franco-German talks yield no decisions, radio and TV spark impatience, and calls for patience in handling Middle East, Asia, and European tensions.
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