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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1970
Page
4
Two Atomic Energy Commission scientists John W. Gofman and Arthur R. Tamplin urge lower permissible radiation doses, arguing current limits are too high. They face staff cutbacks, and a congressional inquiry may hold AEC officials accountable if charges prove true.
A proposed reform shifts to no fault or direct coverage to aid accident victims. It argues current fault rules delay or deny compensation, citing New York State data and a 1967 analysis. The plan would let victims recover net economic losses without lengthy trials or expert litigation.
The Miami Valley Chautauqua opened with 600 tents and 76 cottages along the Miami River. Middletonians gathered for a four week outdoor program featuring devotions, School of Industrial Arts, lectures, bands, and outdoor activities. Colonel George Bain spoke, and William Jennings Bryan is billed as the main attraction. Water sports include canoeing by moonlight with rentals available.
The Journal publishes daily from Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio with subscription options. Local and mail rates are listed with weekly and yearly fees for in city, trading area, outside area and international, all payable in advance.
President Nixon contemplates a bid for a Republican backed Congress while appealing to independents and Democrats who support administration programs. He seeks a majority in both houses to push fiscal and inflation fighting measures, notes Democratic opposition and the Vietnam war’s toll, and hints plans to rally support in autumn.
In a televised session with Howard K. Smith John Chancellor and Eric Sevareid President Nixon faces questions on Vietnam war strategy and the domino theory. Critics note lack of hard questions and failure to probe casualty moral issues and South Vietnamese civilian deaths.
William F Buckley Jr argues that the 1926 Taft opinion in Myers v United States clarifies presidential removal power. He contrasts Johnson's impeachment history with Taft's reasoning and asserts the Church Cooper amendment would be unconstitutional if Myers is upheld.
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