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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1969
Page
6
Senator McGovern chairs the Senate committee on Nutrition and Human Needs calling for a serious inquiry into the nutritional quality and performance of foods on shelves. He urges review of industry standards and government monitoring agencies.
A proposed hydroelectric dam on Bull's River in Iceland would flood key nesting tundra at Thjorsarver home to more than half of the world's pink-footed geese. Ornithologist Peter Scott leads a campaign to prevent the project, arguing it could trigger extinction or international scandal.
George Crout describes a Middletown Armco factory tour showing steelmaking from blast furnace to rolling mill. He notes a linked Hamilton blast furnace, the first ladle of hot metal, and a continuous mill that produces coil-ed steel from ingots weighing over ten thousand pounds. He profiles Charles Hillman and John B. Tytus Jr. and recalls Hillman’s rise at Armco and global impact.
Secretary Laird testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urging 375 million dollars in military aid abroad. He warns the Soviet Union uses arms deliveries to influence Africa Asia and the Middle East and stresses aiding capable nations reduces American troop deployments while countering aggression.
In remarks to Congress Mr. Laird warned that Moscow is shipping weapons to Egypt and other Arab nations while China backs insurgencies in the Far East. He also noted North Korea’s rising belligerence and suggested the Defense Department sees a continuing need for action.
The Journal is issued daily by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio. Subscriptions include per copy sales and weekly rates, with Sunday editions. Mail subscriptions require advance payment and lists outside the USA at $38 per year. founded 1857.
A Middletown reader praises the Vietnam Triangle Club fund drive at G C Murphy and urges public support. The letter also critiques local education issues, student governance limits, and responses to reformer criticism, urging understanding of youth discontent.
Letter criticizes Harding Jones for biased reporting on the radical reform movement and SDS. It argues the piece relies on suppositions rather than facts, notes Cornell University figures about SDS, and describes the reporter’s broad generalizations as manipulation.
William F Buckley Jr explains the post primary confusion centered on John Lindsay. Lindsay wins only Liberal endorsement and seeks to drain support from Democrats via left Democratic allies. Paul O Dwyer suggests a separate race could arise if funding and votes align, highlighting Lindsay's traditional Republican affiliation as a key obstacle.
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