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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1971
Page
4
The piece notes Americans returned to work after Memorial Day and enjoyed travel and summer activities. It urges keeping alive the holiday’s original meaning by honoring the dead in thought and spirit, even if one cannot attend services. The true observance is in the heart.
The FDA urges the public to stop eating swordfish due to mercury contamination after three months of efforts to curb tainted imports and remove contaminated fish. Despite seizures, broker holds, and recalls totaling millions of pounds, about 95 percent of samples exceeded the safe Mercury level, signaling a failed containment.
In a San Diego column Jeffrey Hart argues that the decisive choice to pursue an academic career shapes campus life. He says many enter with a love for their subject and a negation of ordinary society, creating a faculty likely to be more left leaning, especially in abstract disciplines, while practical fields attract broader societal engagement.
A plea urges Betty Crocker coupon donations to Mrs. Richard Trout of 1007 Long Place to fund a home kidney machine for a Findlay farmer. The letter notes 340000 coupons needed, with $900 weekly costs and 40 lessons for operation, stressing charity beyond corporate lines.
Washington analyzes a Soviet Egypt treaty described as a military alliance aimed at backing Egypt against Israel. The agreement signals deeper Soviet involvement in the region, raising questions about U.S. force levels in Europe and Asia, Western alliance burden sharing, and possible increases in military aid to Israel amid ongoing Vietnam policy debates.
A large crowd in Austin gathers to honor Lyndon B. Johnson with a barbecue and prayers, drawing politicians, former Johnson administration figures, and civil rights and labor leaders. The event showcases LBJ's broad union and minority support, amid lively debates on Vietnam and political loyalties. Howard K. Smith quips on LBJ's imagined seating.
Broad at 1st Ave Middletown Ohio issues daily and Sunday subscriptions. Rates list per copy daily and Sunday plus motor route options. Mail subscriptions available within and outside the trading area with advance payment required. Founded in 1877.
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