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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1970
Page
4
The piece argues that force cannot resolve the Vietnam era conflict and pressed for negotiated peace. It highlights President Nixon's stance and calls for a high level ambassador to Paris talks, noting Lodge’s resignation and the need for renewed U.S. initiative to restart negotiations.
A Defense Department study finds the Army underuses soldiers civilian skills. Of 41 974 new recruits, nearly 6 000 had relevant trade training but fewer than 300 were placed in suitable jobs. For example 912 qualified accountants were used as only 62 in accounting roles though 463 were needed.
Gen Omar Torrijos, ruler of Panama since 1968, denounces Latin American democracy in a letter to Sen Edward Kennedy. He argues the Alliance for Progress favors military leaders over citizens, condemns oligarchies, and calls for broader public participation and reform beyond “presidents picked by ruling groups.”
Drivers debate head restraints in cars noting they prevent whiplash in rear end crashes when centered at the head. A recent survey shows many motorists leave them misadjusted near the neck risking serious injury and a push to increase seat belt use as well.
Washington marked Independence Day with the Honor America Day spectacle appealing to the silent majority while praising U S progress. Interfaith service led by Billy Graham and entertainment by Bob Hope highlighted a celebration stressing free government and patriotism.
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. lists subscription and delivery rates. In city and suburban routes 70 cents per week a Sunday edition 20 cents per issue. mail options include 71 dollars per year within trading area, 30 dollars elsewhere, and 38 dollars outside the U.S. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
S/Sgt. Michael A. Miller appeals for citizen vigilance against government overreach and medical and civic decisions. He condemns fluoridation and war politics while criticizing a “silent majority” that fails to attend public ceremonies and support patriotic displays.
A veteran of the United States Air Force expresses disappointment with Mid dletown on Independence Day. He notes being away for years and now feels embarrassed to call the town his home.
The note states that school bands did not skip participation over soiled uniforms, noting past marches without uniforms. It also explains the Jaycees discontinued the fireworks show years ago due to cost, preferring funds for broader civic projects benefiting more people.
A reader urges local merchants to close on July 4 to honor the nation’s independence. Mrs. Gerard Letourneau argues that working on the holiday deprives employees and families of a rightful celebration and knocks at the idea of American rights and freedom.
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