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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1970
Page
4
Nine leading economists warn against quotas and a return to 1930s protectionism. They argue tariffs harm consumers, limit competition, slow technological progress, and invite retaliation. They urge government to ease adjustment costs and avoid restricting free trade.
Paul Harvey argues a shift from Freud’s sex driven psychology to a newer theory focusing on territorial possession in animals and humans. He cites Ardrey and naturalists to claim territory drives conflict, protection of space, and national boundaries shape behavior and foreign policy outcomes.
A 1969 American School and University piece by J C Gardner urges college maintenance to view riot cleanup as a test of efficiency and public relations. He cites Columbia University tasks cleaning 25 acres, sweeping 19 miles of roadway, and replacing broken glass as pivotal lessons.
Washington reports Tennessee signals show the administration failing to move Albert Gore who is seen as vulnerable for opposing key nominations and policy, including Haynsworth Carswell Vietnam and taxes. Gore foresees a tough Tennessee primary and a broader fight in November as Agnew campaigns against him and the Southern strategy influence grows.
The Journal outlines daily publication from Middletown Ohio with rates for daily copies Sunday editions and motor route delivery. It lists subscription costs by mail in and outside the trading area, with annual prices and advance payment requirements.
A Salt Lake City hospital program creates 48 buttons per cause to fight drug abuse alcohol misuse and smoking. The campaign uses slogans like Drinking Pays and The Family That Smokes Together Chokes Together while a humorous aside reflects on media advertising and campus chatter.
Caspar Weinberger, newly appointed budget director, pressures for Joseph Martin as FTC chairman amid White House pushback. He withholds an acting chair and clashes with Capitol Hill figures including Evins and Thurmond, complicating FTC reform and budget controls.
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