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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1969
Page
6
A Southwest resort town mayor urged curbs on billboards to preserve a tranquil winter tourist atmosphere. The piece argues most communities should limit outdoor signs to improve living quality for residents, noting banning is not required but aesthetic controls are beneficial.
Dr. Hilda S. White at a Chicago nutrition symposium warns many Americans lack balanced iron intake, noting women's and girls' iron levels drop from 15 years ago. A government report calls iron deficiency likely the most prevalent nutritional disorder among U S children.
Middletown correspondent recounts Charles H. Wardlow’s Florida tour from Jacksonville to Silver Springs Orlando and Winter Park. He details climate, real estate booms, alligators and mosquitos, the Grand Hotel’s cost, and travel home via Point Comfort and Washington.
Washington editorial argues a constitutional amendment may be needed if Vice President Agnew is to assume executive duties beyond presiding over the Senate. It notes the 25th amendment allows acting presidency only in disability and questions extending executive powers to the VP while the President remains able.
John P Roche argues presidential primacy in coordinating agencies is essential. He notes power struggles between State, Defense, C S A, and Treasury, and says committees fail to bridge deep principled divides. The President must draw lines and enforce them.
A reader argues against tobacco advertising on radio and TV after June 30 and urges letters to lawmakers. The piece notes sixfold U S deaths from smoking in 1969 and lists recipients Saxbe Young and Lukens, urging support for anti smoking campaigns led by the American Cancer Society and Heart Association. Arthur E Thomann is named with address 307 Lylburn Rd.
The Journal published daily outlines subscription prices for in city and suburban home delivery 70 cents weekly Sunday 20 cents per copy and annual mail rates 21 dollars within 7 days trading area 30 dollars outside trading area 38 dollars outside USA all payable in advance.
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