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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
4
North American Rockwell officials say the B L prototype costs may drop from an original 2.7 billion estimate to about 2.5 billion, a potential 200 million to 400 million saving over five years. Yet the report cautions the saving is speculative and yearly figures could rise again.
Window Rock reports the Department of Agriculture will transfer responsibility for the federal food program for needy families on the Navajo reservation to the Navajo tribe. About 83,000 of roughly 130,000 residents are eligible, highlighting persistent gaps in Indigenous prosperity.
An exchange of letters laments street racing hazards on Main Street and mailbox crossings, then argues that socialism harms the free enterprise system. The writer cites traffic dangers, a house fire incident, and compares U S policy to Sweden, urging readers to become involved.
Letter to the editor corrects the weekend fire coverage. It states that Doc Meece raced from the Forest Hills second green to his car after being told of the tragedy, not Dy Meece at Wildwood Golf Course. The writer notes the setting inviting a staged moment with Doc yelling to the group.
Paul Barvey argues a plan could keep graduated rates while trimming deductions to raise the same revenue. Readers urged to write Congress to push income tax reform, noting exemptions mostly benefit the rich and that the current patchwork is costly and unfair.
Washington weighs growing U S involvement in the Middle East crisis as Israel seeks assurances of continued arms from the United States amid Egypt and Soviet Union agreements. NATO warns of Soviet naval build up in the Mediterranean while debate over U S troop levels and European defense grows. The UN is seen as unable to intervene effectively and public opinion could push for peace negotiations and restrained military action.
William F Buckley Jr notes the exchange of 570 prisoners by South Vietnam and the United States yielding only 13 returning to Hanoi. He argues the move is a propaganda setback, not a triumph, highlighting U S restraint and the North Vietnamese insistence on concessions.
The President states that forces in South Vietnam are reduced to a thousand, with withdrawal to continue but frozen until POWs are returned. He argues this shows North Vietnam’s residual attachment to holding U.S. personnel and frames the choices confronting the enemy.
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