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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
4
A former pre law adviser argues universities should offer time and space for intellectual growth rather than speed up degrees. He recalls his own career guidance by a draft board and endorses the military and skilled trades as viable paths. He warns against treating education as a job placement factory.
Ford reiterated US commitment to NATO as law and essential, urging unequivocal European backing. The piece notes mixed loyalties in Greece, Turkey, France, Britain, Portugal, and Spain, amid Franco-era resentments and Spain’s NATO role, warning that equivocal stance threatens Western security. It ends with a dated biblical quotation from Corinthians.
A reflective remembrance on the Arnhem battle near the Rhine at Driel. The author recalls paratroopers' sacrifice, the 5th Airborne Division losses, and the lessons of courage, truth, and life amid war. He links personal guilt to not serving and stresses enduring values over material concerns.
A letter to the editor criticizes Middletown Ohio City Commission behavior on June 3 1975. The writer recalls a tense exchange with Gordon Pieratt of the Outlaws motorcycle club and mocks remarks by City Manager Dale Hessel and Chairman Dudley Inwood. He laments lack of student presence and labels the scene a “Prejudice Train.”
The Journal published daily lists class postage Middletown Ohio rates. Home delivery costs 72c Mon-Sat and 23c Sunday, or 95c weekly. Motor route 13 1/2c daily and 24c Sunday per calendar month. By mail 38 yearly in USA, 46 outside. All motor route and mail subscriptions payable in advance.
Letta Riddell of 3604 Lewis St asks why the United States supports Israel, arguing oil from Arab nations matters more and alleging a wealthy minority controls national policy. She questions who authorized U S commitments and calls for prioritizing American vital interests over Israel.
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