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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1970
Page
4
Experts at a AAAS symposium warned noise is more than a nuisance and may harm the nervous system and mental and physical health. They cited animal seizures and altered cycles, Argentina reports of pilots with higher heart risk, and calls to curb noise exposure.
Swiss inventor Hermann Tempelhoff of Cortaillod has patented pants with a built in fastening element that eliminates belts or suspenders, allowing firemen to don gear quickly. The invention aims to save time after alarms and speed flood of response.
William F Buckley Jr argues against Professor Dahl's critique of Nixon's Vietnam policy. He contends free elections do not justify fighting to spread democracy to North Vietnam and other states, asserting the aim is to resist Communism and support South Vietnamese independence under SEATO obligations.
A fragment notes Senator Robert Kennedy visiting communities nationwide proclaiming his vision and urging unity during campaign travel.
A 1967 Vietnam letter from Cpl. Boyd Thomas thanks Edith Derksen of Tytus Avenue for sending care boxes. He praises those not protesting and says the package will be shared with buddies. Also recaps a rescued lost poodle reunion and a minor slip on an icy driveway with a sore shoulder but no injuries.
The Galup Poll shows adult church attendance dipping from 45 percent in 1958 to 42 percent in 1969. The drop, concentrated among Catholics and young adults, is linked to clerical focus on public issues rather than personal guidance.
Clergy increasingly address government problems in sermons amid public demonstrations led by youth. Ministers defend free speech rights while often omitting discussion of the ban on prayers in public schools.
The Middletown Journal announces its daily publication by News Journal Inc with postal subscription rates. Rates include 20 cents per daily copy, 70 cents weekly in city, and yearly mail options ranging from 21 to 38 dollars, all payable in advance.
Letters to the editor challenge fluoridation as mass medication and cite physicians and researchers arguing fluoride risks. The piece presents quotes from Dr. McLaughlin and others, asserting dental benefits are unproven and safety concerns exist, alongside broader economic and social commentary on inflation and justice.
A historical perspective argues inflation stems from economic stress and cites federal tools to regulate money value. It warns against profiteering and monopolistic labor practices while endorsing congressional action to restore the dollar’s stability and reduce extreme economic manipulation.
A reader reports a dangerous merge at University Boulevard and Yankee Road where two lanes reduce to one. She demands a right turn only sign for the right lane to prevent left lane drivers from blocking Meadow Avenue and causing backups. Mrs. D Johnson 1521 Sheridan Ave.
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