Hearings Planned on Crime Policy and Federal Grants
The House Judiciary Committee will examine the administration’s crime fight and the effectiveness of federal grants. Chairman Emanuel Celler argues cities should receive direct funds, not states, to address street crime, noting state hesitation and city responsibility. He plans hearings before new legislation moves forward.
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Lunar Rickshaw to Extend Moon Missions by NASA
NASA announces a two wheeled lunar cart to haul rocks and soil. Beginning with the next Apollo flight in autumn, astronauts will use the cart to extend reach and double walking range. The device aims to enhance material collection on the moon.
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Middletown Police report surge in crime and arrests
Middletown crime more than doubles from 1919 to 1924 as jail population rises from 940 to 2046 and fines jump to 22 752. Officials push driver licensing, flag arterial stop violations, and plan a new city garage while outlining 1925 police assignments.
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Carl Sandlin
Raymond Frazier
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Ralph Bauer
Ben Howard
George McChesney
Hugh King
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc. lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio. Per copy weekday 10 cents, Sunday 20 cents. Weekly or motor route 70 cents. In area 1 year 8.00 or 38.00 outside area. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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Why Are Controls Delayed in Nixon Budget Debate
A Nixon television speech questions why he vetoed a 19.7 billion education and welfare bill while inflation pressures rise. The piece notes the link between budget cuts, cost of living, and wage demands, urging a clear plan to curb inflation beyond education cuts.
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Without Vision People Die in a Moral Politics of Containment
John P. Roche argues that liberal isolationism is self defeating and that a United States devoted to isolation and affluence amid global totalitarianism is a moral monstrosity. He cites Beard and Thomas and notes Kennan and Johnson. The piece contends a united conservative liberal front against totalitarianism is necessary.
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Democrats Hunt Chairman in Washington Power Shuffle
Former Vice President Humphrey discussed with ex-President Johnson possible replacements for Sen. Fred Harris as DNC chairman. Harris plans to step down after the congressional elections amid party criticism. Johnson’s stance may dampen Larry O’Brien’s chances. other names include Orville Freeman and John Dempsey.
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