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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1972
Page
6
The piece notes growing disruption at conferences like the AAAS meetings and argues that suppressing rational discussion harms an open society. It contrasts monarchic views with democratic traditions and cites Britain's Princess Anne and Iran’s Shah, illustrating tensions between tradition and modern openness.
Heublein, Inc. ranks among the largest American wine distributors and imports numerous European vintages from France Germany and Italy. The firm also publishes a wine guide advising readers to let each wine speak for itself rather than choosing by origin.
A Nixon intimate says the President wants to drop FAP but cannot, as White House signals show willingness to keep it. The plan aims to replace welfare with a negative income tax and would expand welfare rolls while adding costly deficits. Arthur Burns and Daniel Moynihan are cited as having shaped the strategy, with the issue lingering from early days of the Nixon administration.
Lawmakers consider a plan by Rep. Roman Pucinski to provide tax credits up to 500 dollars per private school student for half tuition and to finance one third of public school operating costs with federal funds. Hearings planned as private schools close and public schools face rising costs.
Arnold Saltzman and Harris L. Wofford Jr. organize a five year program at Bryn Mawr College to review how the United States has upheld or failed the aims of the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights. The discussion surveys constitutional tensions among the Fourteenth Ninth and Tenth Amendments and considers education funding religious liberty and press freedoms.
Bob Considine notes Bing's retirement marks a mellowing of the famed impresario. At a farewell luncheon the Met Opera Guild hosted Bing whose sharp tongue had long provoked artists and union leaders alike.
After a Major raid at 1106 Baltimore Street authorities seized two tables 16 chairs a doorbower a transformer 21 decks of cards 88 beers partial bottles of gin whisky scotch and whisky. Guns found in purses coat hall tree couch and waste basket. Eighteen suspects face multiple charges including gambling carrying concealed weapons and keeping a room where gambling is permitted. Bail amounts range from 7 cents to 391 dollars with various other checks.
The Middletown Journal outlines delivery options including daily, Sunday, and motor route service with various pricing. Rates cover in-town mail subscriptions, motor route charges, and international pricing, with advance payment required. Founded in 1857.
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