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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1969
Page
4
The Paris talks move to serious discussion after eight months of back and forth as delegates sit at a round table. A cease-fire emerges as the top objective, with hopes Washington and Saigon keep Hanoi from undermining momentum to end bloodshed promptly.
A Detroit report describes youths paying high prices for marijuana like trips but consuming dried weeds oregano tea catnip and other harmless substances. The piece argues effects depend on belief more than the substance.
William F Buckley Jr defends Nixon's salary increase while blasting critics. He notes the 100 percent raise since 1949 and argues after tax and inflation the purchasing power shifts. The piece also warns that higher taxes and social spending reduce real income and cites Johnson era spending and broader redistribution concerns.
Dave Began reports a community appeal to raise 884 dollars to fund four Middleton youths at Capital University through year end. A second plea asks for a mounted ram’s head for a Ft. Benning training school production, with contact details for Mrs. Jack Hagen at 422-7144.
Washington essay argues the core test for President Nixon is the constitutional oath to preserve protect and defend the Constitution. It critiques Supreme Court rewritings and cites equal protection duties, racial imbalances, education funding, and antiwar dissent as issues shaping lawful governance.
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John P Roche argues that corruption in the anti poverty program is not shocking given policy risks. He compares the effort to a weapons system urging redesign, sharper administration, and renewed focus on innovation, citing Moynihan and Johnson while warning against cynical frustration.
A German court officially declared Adolf Hitler dead in 1956. The ruling followed decades of postwar inquiry into his fate and status.
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