Housing As Civil War Between Haves And Have Nots
Eugene A. Gulledge, president of the National Association of Homebuilders, told the Pacific Coast Builders Conference in San Francisco that housing sits at the center of a domestic war. He warned of a worsening crisis until attitudes change and more people can afford homes, criticising zoning and government rigidity. He urged the comfortable to help provide decent housing for all to avert growing urban unrest and a wider wealth gap.
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Pacific Coast Builders Conference
San Francisco
Eugene A. Gulledge
National Association of Homebuilders
Gulledge
Efort
Africa tests domesticating wild game for meat
In Africa experiments explore commercial raising of impala eland hartebeeste buffalo zebra and giraffe to meet growing protein demand. Tanzania plans selective harvesting while aiming to prevent overgrazing and government measures will guide herd sizes. Domestication could extend to milking like the eland, signaling a nutrition driven shift.
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Africa
Selec
Tanzania
Kennedy taps Smith to lead Kennedy 1972 bid
Washington report says Sen Edward Kennedy has named Steve Smith, his brother in law, as campaign manager for a national run for the 1972 Democratic presidency. Smith previously planned a New York governorship but abandoned those plans to focus on Ted Kennedys bid.
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Sen
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Steve Smith
Kennedy
Smith
New York
John Burns
Ted
John Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Big Brothers of Greater Middletown seeks volunteers and funds
In Middletown Ohio the Big Brothers program, operating under a year, has paired 25 boys with male mentors and needs more volunteers and financial support to meet demand. Executive director Ronald E Lane and president George Bundick head a campaign urging community participation to reduce delinquency and mold boys into citizens.
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Middletown
Big Brothers of
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Ronald E. Lane
George Bundick
Nixon era wage controls debated at Hot Springs meeting
Kennedy warned Congress on tax extensions as business leaders weigh potential wage and price controls. Edmund Littlefield urged linked compulsory arbitration for housing costs, while Lewis Rosenstiel argued high rates fuel inflation and a surtax would hurt the middle class. Editorial notes need for priorities, ABM, and city rehabilitation.
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Secretary of the Treasury
David Kennedy
Congress
Hot Springs
Virginia
Business Council
Kennedy
Edmund Littlefield
West Coast Construction Company
Lewis S. Rosenstiel
Rosenstiel
Paris
U. S
Letters to the editor urge support for Vietnam soldiers this Christmas
A Vietnam Triangle Club member urges readers to remember soldiers in Vietnam during Christmas 1969. He shares a sergeant’s gratitude for moral support, notes soldiers work seven days a week with little sleep, and asks readers to back the club at a July booth. He also reflects on grave thefts and urges respect for graves and Bibles, signed by A. D. Bartley.
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Vietnam Triangle Club
Vietnam
Behid
Vetnam Triangle Club
G. C. Murphy
Chester Hatfield
N. Highview
Protest Against Racial Hatred By Citizens Letter
To the editor a writer protests ongoing racial hatred and violence. He denounces anger among leaders and actions that damage communities and churches while urging civilized conduct and mutual memory of slavery’s history. He argues both races regret past wrongs and rejects desecration of churches.
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Middletown Ohio subscription notice lists rates for daily and Sunday editions, city delivery, and mail options. Includes in and outside trading area prices, annual and foreign rates, with payment in advance and a founding year of 1857.
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S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Black Manifesto Backers Speech Sparks White-Hot Debate
Mrs. Ashland Howard denounces the Black Manifesto in a letter urging readers to study the text printed in the Journal. She condemns the introductory address by Mr. Forman for advocating violent overthrow of the U S government and calls the manifesto unworthy of consideration by any American citizen based on its racist themes.
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John McGraw
Forman
United States
Ashland Howard
S. Dixie Hwy
Graveyard Flower Theft Sparks Contempt Charge
A local report describes a person removing flowers from a grave, discarding them on the ground, and fleeing the scene, prompting contempt of court concerns and potential charges. The incident highlights respect for gravesites and possible legal action.
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