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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1970
Page
4
An editorial argues the Air Force UFO inquiry should stay open and records not be destroyed. It credits Dr Condon with discouraging probe and urges continued scientific discussion even without confirming alien visitations. It warns that erasing records hurts future data and understanding.
The article notes dramatic snow in Vermont and Arizona showing a wide geographic reach. It cites Vermont with the heaviest snows on record and Minnesota with 89 hours of continuous snowfall, challenging old winter lore and highlighting unusual, extensive winter conditions.
Middletown marks a new era as the city, home to about 10 000 people, grows from its 1802 origins. The Daily Signal praises the dawn of the century, highlighting key industries including American Rolling Mill Company and others shaping the Miami Valley economy.
The Journal Published daily by News Journal Inc located at S Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio. It lists subscription rates for various delivery methods and regions, including in-town, trading area, and outside trading area, with annual and weekly pricing and a note on prepayment. Founded in 1857.
Joseph Alsop argues that rapid technological change is driving a deep historical mutation. He compares czarist and Soviet regimes, cites countless political killings, and warns that peacetime exterminations now rival great wars, with U.S. safety in the 1970s hinging on awareness of this shift.
George Romney writes that America must shift emphasis from space to housing and environment. He urges a national priority to build twenty six million dwelling units, reduce codes and red tape, and launch Operation Breakthrough a HUD program pairing private enterprise, labor, consumers, and government to provide decent housing for all income levels.
John P. Roche argues for revived civility in public life as a 1970 priority. He rejects dehumanizing rhetoric from radicals and warns that violence in language fuels polarization, urging opponents be treated as humans and acknowledging his own lapses.
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