Potential Tragedy Lurks For Youth Who Smokes
A historical editorial warns that youth smoking risks serious illness and calls for education and regulation to prevent future tragedies. It notes that adults often smoked before dangers were known and urges action to reduce teen smoking near schools.
Steinbeck and His Nobel Prize Legacy
The death of John Steinbeck recalls his 1962 Nobel Prize in literature awarded by the Swedish Academy. His work, notably The Grapes of Wrath and Of Mice and Men, spotlighted the underdog and migrant struggles, with Travels With Charley revealing his broader American portrait.
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Sinclair Lewis
Eugene O'Neill
Pearl S. Buck
William Faulkner
Ernest Hemingway
John Steinbeck
Steinbeck
Swedish Academy of Literature
California
Charley
United States
Middletown Figures Highlighted in Ohio Future Great State
The book Ohio The Future Great State by W J Comely and W D Eggville lauds Cincinnati as the West’s queen city with 216239 residents, Cleveland second at 92829, Toledo third with 31584, and Middleton at 3046. Profiles of four Middleton leaders Joseph Sutphin George Erwin Charles Gunckel and Francis J Tytus are presented with career highlights.
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Ohio
W. J. Comely
W. D’eggville
Comely Brothers
Cincinnati
West
Cleveland
Toledo
Middletown
Joseph Sutphin
George Erwin
Charles Gunckel
Francis J. Tytus
Joseph Sutphin and Sons
Sutphin
Wrenn
John Sutphin
New Jersey
Jane Potter
Corps of Civil Engineers
Caroline Johnston
William Johnston
Piqua
John L. Martin
John Martin
James B. Cecil
Sutphin and Wrenn
First National Bank of Middletown
Winchester
Virginia
Tytus
Erwin and Brothers Paper Mill
Hydraulic
Oglesby, Moore and Co
Harding Paper Company
First National Bank
Germantown
Charles F. Guncel
Wilmington
Delaware
George W. Erwin
Lafayette
Indiana
John W. Erwin and Brothers
Oglesby
Erwin
Harding
Excello Mills
G. W. Erwin and Company
Tytus Paper Company
Middletown News Service Subscription Rates
The Journal publishes daily from Middletown Ohio with weekly and Sunday price listings. Rates include per copy ten cents, Sunday twenty cents, motor route seventy cents weekly, and mail options eight ten dollars yearly within trading area ten dollars outside area. outside USA thirty eight dollars. Founded in 1957.
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City
Cuburben Ares
U.S.A
Edvence
After War Costs Shape 1969 Economy Outlook
Washington discusses 1969 economic uncertainty as Vietnam war spending and potential peace affect federal outlays. Analysts warn of delays in readjustment if budgets shrink, with inflation, wage pressures, and debt as key risks. A Vietnam resolution could delay or magnify postwar downturns and unemployment.
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Washington
Vietnam
United States
Economic advisers warn on restraint in wages and prices
A report notes a call for self restraint in wage and price movements as economic advisers discuss inflation control. The piece highlights policy guidance and potential measures being considered to stabilize the economy.
Nixon Should Set Clear Priorities for New Administration
Joseph Alsop argues the Nixon cabinet signals little on policy and urges a focus on equal education for minorities, urban renewal, and reform of national investment. He warns against defending farm subsidies that aid rich farmers and calls for decisive action to raise education, housing, and environmental quality.
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Nixon
Apollo 8 and Religion Letters to the Editor
A reader praises Apollo 8 as a milestone for science and argues it points to God. The author links the Genesis reading from lunar orbit to faith and peace, urging science to lead toward spiritual understanding.
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Tose
God
Moon
Space
Christ
Jesus
Earth
Roy W. Sayers
North Ave
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