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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1971
Page
4
Senator George McGovern of South Dakota signals a Democratic bid for the 1972 presidential nomination. The move foreshadows a crowded race led by Senator Edmund Muskie, with McGovern already pursuing early support as rivals begin to form campaigns.
The Gregorian University in Rome inaugurates a Center for Marxist Studies to analyze communism as an ideology and social system. Director Rev. Gustav A Wetter says the focus is on ideas philosophy sociology and literature not politics. American students are reportedly involved in the project.
In St Thomas Virgin Islands Governor Melvin Evans backs tourism while exploring diversification. A Lamont Doherty team tests cold ocean water at Rustoptwist on St Croix to grow seafood and harvest condensation for drinking water, signaling potential new island industries.
A couple traveling to Alaska packed a frozen pork hog in a suitcase. Their baggage arrived late and a mistaken suitcase led to a quick mix up when a woman claimed her own frozen pheasants. The tale comes from Alaska visitors and is presented as a true light hearted anecdote.
An editorial contends that attacks on Soviet buildings and Moscow demonstrations harm U.S.-Soviet relations. It argues the Kremlin overreacts to hijacking sentences and warns such retaliation undermines arms talks, mutual trust, and world opinion. The piece stresses American defense policy and hopes for restrained future disarmament.
A columnist argues large gifts to universities often fund building projects and vanity monuments rather than operating needs. He notes gifts for rare books, a chapel, or an arts museum may lack cash for essential faculty and staff. The piece concludes with a wish for a headline praising direct education funding.
The author argues that a campus museum should exist but ranks low among educational priorities, second only to a rare book collection. They note rare books are valuable yet limited in usefulness and circulation, mentioning a 1946 Cornell incident where Hobbes' Leviathan was suddenly misidentified as the only copy.
Many universities and colleges confront a paradox in funding and mission as costs rise and public support shifts. Administrators weigh tuition hikes against access, while research needs and student aid compete for limited dollars.
An underwater pipeline in Cyprus feeds wine from local grapes to tankers offshore. The osprey preys relentlessly by diving into the harbor waters for its meals. Insecticides in fish are sterilizing eggs and thinning shells. Fiji shifts to decimal currency with one shilling equal to 10 cents.
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