Salad Days On Highways and a Rise of Vegetable Oil Engines
A Flower Mount Texas experiment backed by Smithsonian and NASA tests two clocks to verify Einstein relativity with space and earthbound timing. Richard Clem touts a vegetable oil engine claiming speeds up to 105 mph, prompting cautious curiosity about practical use and farmers’ benefits.
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McGovern compared to Pioneer 10 in space age race
New York commentary draws parallels between George McGovern campaign strategy and the Pioneer 10 mission. It notes dangers from asteroid belts and political obstacles, including Nixon’s achievements, labor split risks, and Wallace vote siphoning. It highlights McGovern’s Miami Beach convention outcome and shifting policy pledges.
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Who Will Help Them in Middletown Black Youth Crisis
A letter from Gordon S. Crawford, Middletown Youth Development Coordinator, urges the community to actively support and guide black youths. He laments neglect by merchants and social groups, calls for improved schooling and training, and warns that without care the youth may drift into hostility, urging collective action now.
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Amicus curiae consumer watchdog eyed over Nader clash
Washington readers weigh platform language on creating a consumer protection watchdog. The debate pits amicus curiae advocates against Ralph Nader style powers, with critics arguing the latter would raise costs and curb choice.
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Do We Really Want Big Changes In Politics
Voice of business essay argues that voters crave abstract change but practical governance requires gradual, predictable progress. It notes change benefits some, harms others, and warns abrupt shifts provoke backlash. history cites the French Revolution as cautionary. It urges measured reform and gratitude for limited political speed.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio offers weekday copies at 15 cents and Sunday at 25 cents. Home delivery by newspaper boy is 80 cents for seven days, motor route 3.47 quarterly or 3.20 four week periods, with a 5 cent monthly service charge. Mail subscriptions are 30 dollars per year in or outside the trading area, 38 dollars outside the USA. All subscriptions are paid in advance. Founded in 1857.
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Mark My Words by Jim Fiebig Takes The Journal Page
Jim Fiebig a young Michigan born writer now in Arizona launches Mark My Words his editorial column on The Journal page next week Readers get a sharp unusual style aimed at the younger generation and future challenges His three times weekly column promises frank views on life events and how things ought to be.
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