Planning For Health A national health policy council proposal
The piece argues health care in the United States faces rising costs and limited access due to fragmentation. It endorses a Senate plan by Edward Kennedy and Jacob Javits to create a national council on health policies to coordinate programs, define priorities, and publish annual progress reports for Congress and the executive branch.
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Bersome
Edward M. Kennedy
Jacob M. Javits
National
Council On Health Poliies
Abraham Ribicoff
Johnson Administration
Council On Health Affairs
Congress
Loth Congress
Executive Branch
Due Process Radical Phrase From Yale President
Yale President Kingman Brewster Jr coined the term due process radical to describe activists who favor orderly change. He argues persuasion over violence as a more effective path, urging dissidents and students to work within systems for long term gains.
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Yale University
Kingman Brewster Jr
NATO in Crisis The Soviet Game of Maneuver and Deterrence
John P Roche argues that NATO is built on a fragile premise and a risk of nuclear escalation. He explores Soviet tactics shifting from direct military pressure to political warfare, proposing Berlin as a bargaining chip and reunification as leverage. He warns that a unified Germany under detente could undermine NATO and urges clearer Western political responses.
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Rome
Soviet Union
Europe
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
London
United States
U. S
Berlin
German Federal Republic
Cuba
Moscow
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Dean Acheson
Acheson
National Press Club
South Korea
Stalin
Kremlin
Nixon
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Khrushchev
Vienna
John F. Kennedy
Germany
Rogers
Monument to a hog marked in Blue Ball area dedication
More than 1 000 people gathered near Blue Ball on the Cincinnati and Dayton pike to dedicate a granite monument to a Poland China hog. The $1 000 tribute, funded by farm groups, honored the breed developed in the Miami Valley with ties to Shakers and Irish-Grazier blood.
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Hankinson
Blue Ball
Cincinnati
Dayton Pike
U. S
National Poland China Association
W. C. Hankinson
Miami Valley
Butler
Warren
Hamilton
Lebanon
Union Village
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal lists daily publication details and subscription rates. It states prices for per copy, weekly, and yearly mail subscriptions, with regional and international rates, and notes payment in advance and the paper’s founding date of 1857.
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U.S.A
Edvence
Fluoridation Letters Urge Middletown Vote
A letter to the editor defends fluoride in public water, cites Hamilton as having 15 years of fluoridation and claims reductions in cavities. It urges residents to vote for fluoridation in a June 23 referendum and argues against compulsory mass fluoridation and democratic shortfalls.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Middletown
U.S
Public Health Service
Water safety worries rise over fluoridation talk
A Middletown Journal reader warns that old refrigerators and open cisterns threaten children, urges fear of water fluoridation and asks the community to unite against it, fearing a deadly outcome and loss of pure water.
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Middletown
Public Health Service Fluoridation Debate Reveals Rhetoric
The Public Health Service again controls the dialogue as the American Medical Association and dental societies push their official stance on compulsory fluoridation. Critics urge scrutiny of what they call manipulated science and government influence in dental health policy.
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Public Health Service
American Medical Association
Medicare
Fluoride Safety Debate Stuns Middletown Town Meeting
Local residents debate fluoridation claiming safety is not proven for all. Critics warn one part per million fluoride may harm some individuals while doctors struggle to diagnose fluorosis and clarify the condition.
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Middletown
Graduation Antics At Middletown High School 1970
A letter condemns four graduates who wore black gowns during Middletown High School 1970 graduation. The writer blames them for disrespecting the class and hindering activities, calling them a disgrace to their race and accusing them of harming progress. The note singles out Pam and Rev Holloman’s daughter for not shaking a diploma hand and attacks radicals within the Black community.
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Middletown High School
Edwina Smith
Readers urged to read Beyond the Call of Duty in Vietnam
Readers are urged to read the June Readers Digest article Beyond the Call of Duty in Vietnam. The message argues the piece would shame petty gripes about taxes and differences, condemns draft card burners, and highlights soldiers facing danger who still help others.
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Vietnam
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