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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1970
Page
4
Hawaii faces widespread wildlife and plant declines as human incursions expand. The Smithsonian reports that since Captain Cook's era many species have vanished, with scores now endangered. Though some losses may be irreversible, the call to act remains urgent for future generations.
The National Association of Food Chains argues inflation, not grocers, drives high prices and fears fall campaigns will target supermarkets. NAFC President Clarence G Adams warns aisles may become a battleground as voters seek simple explanations.
Odds and ends from Expo 70 in Osaka include Howard Chernoff, the retired San Diego newsman turned ambassador head of the U S effort, denying a rush visit from Ethiopia’s Emperor Haile Selassie. Chernoff muses on repurposing the pavilion after six months as a school or hospital.
The writer laments overcast skies and a lack of rain threatening brown lawns and drought. They urge a steady rain without storms, hoping cooler winds and generous moisture will revive growth and lift community morale after a dry spell.
Senator Hiram Fong questions the doves over Cambodia and Vietnam strategy. He cites U.S. withdrawal timing, Cambodian troops, and pay suspensions, arguing the policy risks American losses and self preservation. He contrasts Aiken Hartke with Fulbright and others, urging clear action.
Subscriptions and rates published by The Journal of Middletown Ohio list prices per copy and weekly and yearly mail options. Weekend and weekday pricing is shown with in city and trading area distinctions. All payments are advance. Founded 1857.
In a Times Warsaw dispatch, Buckley critiques Time magazine and U S reactions to Cambodia. He argues Nixon misread public mood and that hysteria over Cambodia undermines morale and restraint, praising diplomats who remain calm amid a polarized debate.
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