Three Middletown School Board Members Not Seek Re election
The Middletown Board of Education loses three veterans Howard Schueller Joan Compton and Arthur Lennie to a fall re election bid while praising their service amid inflation unrest in education and funding battles. They faced hard decisions defended policies and supported new superintendent Dr Dalton.
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Middletown Board of Education
Howard Schueller
Joan Compton
Arthur Lennie
Art Lennie
Schueller
Howard Cromwell
Gene Lubera
Robert Johnson
Samuel Dalton
Lennie
Dalton
Safer Shopping Carts Considered by Government
The government weighs new mandatory designs for shopping carts to reduce tipovers and injuries to children left unattended. Critics argue carts are well designed for groceries and warn against overreach while urging common sense in parental supervision.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
Why We Fall In Love A Federal Research Riff
A Minnesota study directed by Dr. Ellen Burscheid, funded to 85000 dollars, seeks the reason people fall in love. The piece questions practical use of such findings, noting public aversion to solving the mystery of attraction and its impact on marriage stability.
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Jim Fiebig
Ellen Bursheid
University of Minnesota
William Proxmire
Burscheid
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and History
The Middletown Journal outlines its subscription options with per-copy prices at newsstands, home delivery and motor route rates, and mail pricing within and outside the U.S. The notice also states all subscriptions are prepaid and notes the paper's founding year of 1857.
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First Ave
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Ohio
U.S.A
Ford shifts to conservatives as Mayaguez issue frames bid
The piece argues Ford’s Mayaguez rescue and veto record target fiscal conservatives and anti inflation aims. It notes moves toward deregulation and a southern strategy with Callaway while warning of a broader conservatism divide, highlighting Populist conservatives and the need to address HEW reforms. It cautions Reagan remains only part of Ford’s challenge.
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Gerald Ford
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Theodore White
Nixon
Tom Wicker
Imperial Congress
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Army
Howard
Bo’ Callaway
Georgia
Callaway
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Portugal
England
California
Korea
F. David Mathews
HEW
Reagan
Commentary asks if America has a failure of nerve
The 1975 Commentary piece argues the US grew up and chose restraint over force in oil price wars and Cambodia Vietnam aid. It questions Portugal action, cites Kennedy ideals, and urges nonviolent options to defend liberty through aid, pressure, sanctions, and example rather than violence.
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America
United States
OPEC
Cambodia
Vietnam
Europe
Portugal
South Vietnam
John Kennedy
CIA
Curtis LeMay
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Reader grateful for aid after car fire near Middletown
A reader thanks numerous neighbors who helped when her car caught fire at Roosevelt Boulevard and Jackson Lane on June 25. She singles out a Black man for warning not to open the hood and praises a Monroe Heating truck driver and another man who extinguished the blaze. The note highlights community care and CB radio efforts, with one man failing to assist. The editor adds commentary about Rolling Stones fan views and turn signal enforcement nearby.
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Jackson Lane
Monroe
Wanda Mackey
Rolling Stones
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