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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1971
Page
4
The piece urges individuals to conserve water and energy and reduce waste as population grows. It cites simple actions like using brick in toilet tanks, turning off taps while brushing, washing dishes in a bucket, using reusable dishes, and writing on both sides of paper. It emphasizes collective responsibility and adapting to finite resources.
An Tokyo University scientists place Japan's second earth satellite in orbit. The achievement suggests space capability can be shared beyond super powers and may mark space exploration as a joint human enterprise rather than a national pursuit.
Opinion column condemns David Ifshin for broadcasting from Hanoi to U.S. troops in South Vietnam. It calls his actions an insult to the United States and equates his statements with demoralizing psychological warfare. The piece questions Ifshin’s education, motives, and role as National Students Association president.
A smartly dressed woman in Central Avenue asks for quick shoe repair at Mathews Dry Cleaners. She speaks Greek to proprietor Pete Laras after revealing she and her husband foster a Greek boy and plan a visit to Greece. She leaves a $20 tip and a quick kiss before departing.
The text reviews Nixon's press conference explaining the Laos incursion by South Vietnamese forces with U.S. air support. It contrasts official rationale for secrecy with public suspicion of withheld details, noting the mission aimed to disrupt enemy supply lines and to withdraw once completed. The piece questions whether early reports misled the public about a broader war risk.
Subscriptions and single copies are listed for The Journal Published daily in Middletown Ohio. Rates cover per copy 10 cents, weekly delivery and motor route options with annual prices around 30 dollars and 38 dollars for two thirds of a year.
Book reviewer praises Toland's The Rising Sun for its exhaustive cross source study and interviews with Japanese leaders. He notes Toland clarifies why Hitler declared war and why Japan struck at Pearl Harbor, arguing U.S. isolationism and misreadings by Tokyo and Washington shaped the war’s course.
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