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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1969

Page

4

Nelson pushes for federal watchdog over Panalba drug

Sen. Gaylord Nelson renewed calls for federal drug oversight after accusing Upjohn of withholding nine years of research on Panalba, an antibiotic combo sold for millions. Upjohn seeks to block FDA action before a merits hearing, while Nelson points to evidence of adverse findings. The piece ends with a biblical verse.

Sen Gaylord Nelson Upjohn Company Nelson Food and Drug Administration Sen. Nelson

Buckley Tour Conclusions on Black Leadership and Race

William F Buckley Jr reflects on a cross country tour with black leaders and writers. He warns leaders must disavow violence and urges tempered reform while praising black communities and their cultural achievements amid debates on policing democracy and race.

In Defense Of ROTC And College Faction Fights

The letter argues ROTC bred discipline for Apollo 10 pilots John Young and Eugene Cernan, noting media neglect of ROTC credit. It condemns college leaders bowing to SDS demands and mocks exams as lacking intellectual content while praising ROTC value. It cites Columbia protests, university credits, and a USC elective on lovemaking as contrast.

Navy John Watts Young Moon SDS P.R Columbia University Naval Reserve Officers Training Cmdr Young Cernan Harvard Yale Stanford American University Cornell ROTC University of South Carolina

Rules For Revolution Letter To The Editor

A reader forwards an editorial from a Kentucky hometown paper discussing the 1919 Communist Rules for Revolution. The piece warns against corrupting youth, propagandist publicity, undermining leadership, inflation fears, strikes, and gun confiscation in a historical context.

Victory for prejudice or misreading in Los Angeles race

The piece argues Mayor Sam Yorty rode fear of black militants to a narrow win over Thomas Bradley, aided by Berkeley and UCLA unrest. It condemns Yorty’s campaign as loud and corrupt, warns liberals and academics, and reflects on Nixon’s political vulnerabilities amid campus strife and the Vietnam dilemma.

Cleveland Detroit Chicago San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles Atlanta Washington Black Students Union Roy Wilkins Bayard Rustin Stalin Sen Paul Goodman Goodman G. K. Chesterton Sirhan Sirhan Sam Yorty Berkeley SNCC Thomas Bradley Yorty Bradley UCLA Richard M. Nixon Edward Kennedy George Wallace Nixon Vietnam

Don Shoemaker Party at Hollywood College

Jim Bishop recounts a Hollywood College commencement for Don Shoemaker editor of the Miami Herald. Dr. Lee Garling, the president, draped Shoemaker with a neck adornment amid howls of admiration while Giorgio Graubard endured a medical scare at Chaminade High School. A velvet bash at Stanley Colbert’s home follows with film-industry chatter and a tale of Howard Hughes buying RKO to star Jane Russell in The Outlaw. The silent response to Hughes when asked for a comment was simply Paint it.

Hollywood College Don Shoemaker Miami Herald Lee Garling Mr. Shoemaker Chaminade High School Stanley Colbert Colbert Grandma Little Red Riding Hood Los Angeles Charles Feldman Boston Feldman Stan Howard Hughes RKO Studios Jane Russell The Great Hughes Mr. Hughes

Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates

The Journal published daily outlines subscription prices for daily copies ten cents and Sunday twenty cents. Newspaper delivery and motor routes in city areas cost seventy cents weekly. mail options range from twenty one dollars yearly in trading areas to thirty dollars outside, with US and international rates listed. All subscriptions require advance payment.

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Best Solution To School Needs

Ohio public schools face severe funding strains with some closures likely next September. The piece urges a county income tax plan, H.R. 745, reducing property taxes as the best fix and asks readers to contact their state representatives.

Ohio NEA Charles F. Kurfess

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