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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1972

Page

4

Superabundance Problem II Highlights Record Wheat Forecasts

The Agriculture Department reports a 1972 winter wheat crop 11 per cent above this year with an average yield of 30.6 bushels per acre and a total of 1,291,428,000 bushels. This record harvest creates policy pressures to limit production or pay farmers to idle land to avoid depresssing grain prices.

U.S Agriculture Department Department

Walter Cronkite mocks best dressed list as silly

Walter Cronkite rejects a Fashion Foundation of America best dressed honor calling the listing stupid. He jokes his style is a product of tying a tie and donning a jacket before air time, noting pants would remain optional if broadcasts continued. He says such lists reveal their silliness.

Walter Cronkite Fashion Foundation of America Cronkite

Greenbush's Founding and its War Veteran Founder

Greenbush in Gratis Township Preble County marked by a post office and Postmaster Jacob Poffenberger. The 1835 settlement by Rev Robert White from Vermont, war injuries, and a church built by White and Rev Jeremiah Johnson shaped the village named after Greenbush Vermont. White’s pension, family ties, and the later Drug Store owned by C B Johnson are noted.

Greenbush Gratis Township Preble County U. S Jacob Poffenberger Pleasant Valley Road Alexander Pugh Pleasant Valley Pugh Georgia Robert White Mr. White Boston Mass Northern Ireland Ft. Erie White Congress Mary Johnson Duesbury Mary Jeremiah Johnson John Aiden Windsor County Vermont Slabtown Johnson Preble United Brethren Mr White Priscilla Thomas B. Johnson Thomas Johnson Pee Satah Margaret Hanger Middletown C. B. Johnson

Kissinger papers reveal shifts in U S foreign policy toward India Pakistan and China

The Anderson leaks show Kissinger pressuring India via Ambassador Keating while warning Jha that U S aid would mirror past China support if China attacked India. The pieces imply a broader tilt toward China and away from India, signaling a major policy shift and Washington anger over Bay of Bengal carrier concerns.

Washington Henry Kissinger Pakistan Jack Anderson Kenneth Keating Indira Gandhi Keating Madame Gandhi East Pakistan India U.S United States Kissinger L.K China Jha Mrs. Gandhi Moscow Chou En-ai Nixon Russia Dr. Kissinger State Department

Murphy visits Panama as Torrijos guns rise in Canal Zone

New York congressman John M. Murphy travels to Panama to meet Brig. Gen. Omar Torrijos amid a tense Canal Zone backdrop. Marines detain Torrijos over a handgun, raising questions about sovereignty and U S policy. The piece weighs options from payment of tolls to building a new sea level canal and exiting the isthmus.

New York Panama House Subcommittee John M. Murphy Omar Torvijos Canal U.S Gen. Torrijos Murphy Murph Indochina Middle East Theodore

Hoover legacy in FBI must not be lost, critics say

A 1970s column argues J Edgar Hoover’s 48 years at the FBI created broad, delicate knowledge of domestic and international threats. It urges a structured transition and continued advisory role to preserve experience as a new director takes over.

Washington J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Hoover Bureau Department of Justice Atty. Gen Harlan F. Stone FBI America Nixon CIA United States

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates

The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists rates for delivery by newsstand, motor route, and mail. Prices include 25 cents for weekday newsstands, 60 cents for seven days, motor route options at 3.47 in 12 installments or 3.20 in four weeks, 50 cent service charge, and mail subscriptions at 30 dollars per year in the trading area and 38 outside, all payable in advance. Founded in 1657.

The News Journal, Inc First Middletown Ohio U.S. A

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Paul J. Day Walter God George Crout Tom Braden Anderson Rier Bay of Bengal Near East Latin America Bob Considine Canal Zone Torrijos Roosevelt David Lawrence the Journal Dennis the Menace
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