Court rebukes agency exclusion of public from rate hearings
U S Court of Appeals criticizes ex parte meetings and closed discussions by agencies like the Civil Aeronautics Board and airlines. It orders openness in rate making and hearings, stressing the public interest over industry convenience. The critique argues ex parte meetings undermine statutory rate making and public participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court of Appeals
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ilegal
CAB
Congress
John D. Moss
California
Moss
Court of Appeals
Middletown Readers Praise Local Helpful Spirit
A letter extols Middletown volunteers who helped a Fourth of July parade float by lending a trailer and coordinating bands. Local businesses supplied treats and gifts, while residents from John Birch Society groups contributed a float and flyers. The writer notes pride in his hometown and gratitude from Vietnam.
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Tina
Doebler Brothers
Middletown
Bob Egelston
Dick Pratt
Tarry Kalmus
Robert Glaney
Ponderosa Steak House
Plummer
Coca Cola Company
Middletown S
Sunset Park
Monroe
John Birch Society
The Journal Middletown Ohio Subscription Rates Ad
Publication notice lists daily Journal by News Journal Inc at Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio with subscription prices. Rates include 71.00 yearly in city and 1800 per year outside USA and 20 cents Sunday copy with weekly options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Newspaterboy
Rotor
USA
Viet Christmas Bags Being Filled
A reader describes receiving a Red Cross gift and urges Middleton residents to donate to a Christmas bag drive. The writer explains the morale boost from support from strangers and asks locals to contribute for those who will not be home for Christmas 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Georgia
United States
Stand up against violence and flag burning
Mrs. J. P. Reid urges action to curb violence and property destruction affecting schools and taxpayers. She cites World War II service by her sons and Vietnam injury, calls for full police powers, punishment for flag burning, and a return to faith to protect the nation.
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Indianapolis
Vietnam
J. P. Reid
S. Main St
One-Liners From a Charleston Column Brighten a Hot Day
A collection of light jests from the Charleston Gavelle column and a friend Mrs Kathylene Jones. The quips poke fun at aging rock music Nixon Agnew and revolving doors. They aim to ease the heat with humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Kathylene Jones
Dent
Nixon
Agnew
Newscaster Critique Sparks Debate On Nixon Leadership
The piece weighs Nixon's presidency against press relations and public perception. It cites Gallup trends showing broad support among the silent majority while noting critics question policy and judgment. The author reflects on Nixon's career, wartime service, and rise to the presidency.
President Tests Beyond Office
The remark notes that labeling any U S president as "shallow" ignores the broader track record where many leaders are tested in various roles across their political careers. It emphasizes complexity in judging leaders by a single trait.
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Father Lyons
Delano
Father Healy
New York City
Southampton
Long Island
Ethel Kennedy
Clergy Split over Chavez Union Drive in California
Priests in California oppose bishops and Chavez supporters who push compulsory unionism for farm workers. The article notes farmers’ economic pressure, Catholics’ division, and criticism that church leaders meddle in secular labor matters while Chavez seeks to organize through boycotts and pickets.
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Cesar Chavez
Southwest
Daniel Lyons
S.J
Cletus Healy
California
Coachella Valley
Palm Springs
Delano
San Joaquin Valley
Bishops
Caesar
God
Chavez
Father Lyons
la Huerga
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Bisops’ Committee
Church Christ Founded
Shaw Memorably Cited America and Scientific Color Range
In 1933 George Bernard Shaw recalled three unforgettable American sights the Rocky Mountains the Statue of Liberty and Amos n Andy. National Bureau of Standards tests show a human eye can distinguish over 10 million colors under ideal conditions. British accidents cost industry 600 million pounds yearly and rising. Richard Hearn of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents urges worker safety education. At turn of the century Marconi crossed the Channel and then the Atlantic, feats Edison once called impossible. Demand for women graduates in the United States is strongest in engineering with accounting auditing and mathematics close behind.
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George Bernard Shaw
Britain
America
Rocky Mountains
Amos ‘N’ Andy
National Bureau of Standards
Richard Hearn
The
Royal Society For the Prevention of
Italy
Guglielmo Marconi
English Channel
Atlantic
Thomas Edison
United States
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Phillips
Edward Byrne
Franklin
On Birch Society
Terry Susong
23Rd Medical Battalion
APO
Dave
David Lawrence
White House
Gallup
William Howard Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Wrier
Navy
House of Representatives
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Republican Party
New York
John Chamberlain
Man
Caesar Chavez
Bishops’ Committee
Joseph Donnelly
Hartford
George Higgins
Washington, D.C
Dennis the Menace
Joey
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