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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1970
Page
8
Readers praise Commissioner James Saunders for handling a school disturbance without bias and call for restraint in public discourse. The letter writer argues for focus on education, warns against racial or class divisions, and urges practical, local actions to improve schools and reduce tension.
A reader from 3313 Bexley Dr praises the French people near Orleans for their warmth and enduring friendships formed during two years of Army service. He notes the French defend their nation amid concerns over foreign treaties and entanglements and defends allied cooperation.
A letter to the editor defends judging individuals by behavior rather than race and argues Black History Week is racist and should not be taught in public schools. The writer contends racism should be avoided and criticizes perceived white superiority among some groups.
A speaker defends constructive work for Black residents, saying the offer has been largely unrecognized and urging offenders to confront prejudice with God. The author asserts no personal prejudice and says Middleton is not broadly prejudiced.
William F. Dalton of 19th Avenue questions a city commissioner about a claim of assault involving an officer. He urges verification of the source and says the statement is untrue while asking for proof and clarity.
A reader challenges Mrs J G Ames Jr asserting a shared guilt over actions at Middletown High School and accuses others of planned communism. The writer defends God's equality of all races and offers personal free services for years.
A Franklin reader argues for preachers to study Titus and Peter to promote unity and love. He asserts the Bible as the sole true book and rejects riotous behavior, urging ministers to teach biblical lessons and calling for collective harmony.
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