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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1971

Page

4

Safer car restraints reduce child injuries say researchers

Dr. Alan Nahum and associates from UCLA Medical School report that many auto injuries to children could be prevented with proper restraints. They describe bassinet placements for infants, a torso harness for 6 to 18 months, a capsule seat up to age three, and using a cushion with a lap belt for older children.

Alan Nahum University of California At Los Angeles Medical School Nahum Naham

Recognition Comes At 95 Looking Back On Gothic Symphony

A London dispatch recalls Richard Strauss praising Havergal Brian's Gothic Symphony 40 years ago. Sir Adrian Boult weighs in, noting Brian's long output of large scale symphonies and choral works. At 95, Brian has lingered in obscurity yet gains renewed attention as his music finds new admirers.

London Richard Strauss Havergal Brian Adrian Boult Brian

Affirmative Decency and Hollywood’s Moral Shift

The column discusses shifts in public taste from permissive Hollywood eras to the 1970s. It cites Love Story’s success, Zanuck’s ousting at Twentieth Century Fox, and industry pressures from financiers, editors, and educators. It notes political figures and new groups pushing for an affirmative decency in society.

Henry Hart Films In Review National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Patton Richard Zanuck Twentieth Century-Fox Myra Breckinridge Hollywood Hart Agnew

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Mail Info

The Journal Published daily the Journal Inc Middletown Ohio offers subscription rates by copy and mail. In city newspaperboy routes cost 6c per weekday and 20c on Sundays. yearly mail subscriptions range from 71.00 within trading area to 38.00 outside USA, all payable in advance.

Journal, Inc Ave Middletown Ohio City USA

Monroe High Band sells fruit to fund new instruments

Monroe High School band members raise funds by selling Texas grown oranges and grapefruit in two box sizes at 3.50 and 5.75 dollars. Orders accepted now for March 13 delivery. Call band director Tom Buchanan at 539 8310 or boosters president Mrs. George Baker at 539 7764.

Monroe High School Texas Buchanan George Baker

War Costs Curtail Red China Soviet Moves in Vietnam

Washington reports say the United States and South Vietnam will not invade North Vietnam and hope for an early Paris peace. The Soviets and Red China seek influence but avoid large scale land action as defenses rise worldwide. Nixon aims to retire most troops by 1973 after POW releases.

Washington Soviet Union Red China North Vietnam Paris Southeast Asia Futhermore United States South Vietnam Warsaw State Department China Laos Peking Asia Great Britain Europe Moscow Vietnam North Nixon Korea Peking University Emmit Kelly Emmit Kelley Miami

Becoming Welfare Nation

Letter writer Maybelle Marsh urges reform of welfare for able bodied adults, proposing work requirements and limits on purchases while criticizing “Support Everybody” campaigns. The missive argues for targeted aid and accountability, citing concerns over misuse and taxpayer burden.

Maybelle Marsh Fairmount Avc

Miami Speakers Deliver Circus Themed Address at Millett Hall

A reader relays visiting teachers’ Halloween style atmosphere at Miami University Millett Hall on February 17. The governor’s remarks are described as humorous, likened to a circus, with satirical jabs at political factions and generations.

Miami University Miami Millett Hall Barnum and Bailey Circus Mao

Sunday Special at Bowling Alley Sparks Thankfulness Debate

Middleton churchgoer Marcella Leigeber protests a local bowling alley Sunday "Special" offering 9 am to 1 pm, arguing it undermines church worship. She urges residents to seek Gospel worship from 9 to 12 and to reject the promotion as conflicting with Christian praise.

Christ Middletonians Jesus Christ Marcella Leigeber

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