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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1971

Page

4

Postal Service optimism under Blount targets five-year national utility

Postmaster General Winton Blount adopts a brave optimistic stance as the newly formed Postal Service seeks to become an effective national utility within five years. He acknowledges current shortcomings and warns rates may rise to fund reform, while praising a new performance oriented structure and independence from Congress.

Winton M. Blount U.S. Postal Service Post Office Department Blount Congress Postal Service

Noise and family life strained by household sounds

Senate committee hears Dr. Westman on unwanted sound eroding family life. Electric mixers garbage disposers shouting and TV noise raise arousal and tension, surface submerged tensions and cause conflicts at home. Individual action offered as remedy.

Senate University of Wisconsin Jack D. Westman Westman

Community Resources Workshop at Miami University Opens

The Armco Foundation funds a six semester hour graduate credit workshop in community resources at Miami University in July 1952. Leaders and staff guide local teachers through field trips and hands on projects, creating a county handbook and newsletter The Open Hearth for other schools to adopt. The program aims to spread nationwide and will conclude with a final session and public showcase July 26, 1971.

Miami University Armco Foundation Armco Steel Corp Community Resources Workshop Armco McGuffey Amno DeBernardis Portland, Ore Warren Nelson Hill- Knowlton Co New York Ruth Bodenham Robert Nelson Butler County

Nixon ignores labor money risk in 1972 race

The piece argues Nixon underestimates AFL CIO influence and labor funding potential for Sen. Scoop Jackson if he becomes Democratic nominee. It cites unions spending in 1970 elections and urges support for the Fannin Tower campaign reform to strip tax exemption from labor groups using dues for politics.

Nixon Aonor Meany Afl-Cio White House Sen Henry Jackson Washington Boeing Soviet Union Southeast Asia Jakson Sun Belt McGovern Americans For Constitutional Action John Tunney Senate California Missouri Stuart Symington New Jersey Harrison Williams Vance Hartke Indiana Adlai Stevens Illinois Gore Tennessee Yarborough Texas Scoop Jackson George Meany Fannin-Tower Hugh Scott Sens Fannin Tower Rules and Administration Committee Commerce Committee

Mitchell Aides Promote Nixon Re-Election Amid Economic Strain

The piece argues President Nixon faces a wartime downsizing and rising unemployment as troops leave the Army. It cites Atty. Gen. John Mitchell backing re-election, notes Camp David budget talks with Connally Shultz and Haldeman, and outlines a fear that inflation endangers national survival while government spending tightens.

John Mitchell Nixon Camp David Congress Connally Shultz McCracken

Briefly Noted from Iron County Record on Civic Rifts and War Economics

Highlights discuss a Supreme Court ruling on fines and imprisonment for the poor, implications for crime deterrence, and a sweeping critique of dollar value and war economies. The piece also notes White House views on GI job security postwar, and calls for economic discipline amid Nixon’s policies.

Supreme Court

Get Record Straight On Soap Box Derby Track Credit

Mrs. George E. Frye of Middletown demands correction of track record credit for the 1965 Soap Box Derby. She states her son David won the Class A championship and fastest heat, with a trophy shown at the awards dinner, and asks the Optimist Club to acknowledge the rightful holder.

David Middletown Optimist Club George E. Frye Inland Drive

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details

The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists subscription options including 15¢ daily, 80c weekly, 3.47 monthly in installments, 3.20 four weeks, 15c motor route service charge, and 30 per year by mail. Outside U S A 338 per year. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.

The News Journal, Inc S. Broad First Ave Middletown Ohio U.S.A

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