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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1973

Page

3

Harvard economist James Schlesinger seeks Senate OK as defense secretary

James A. Schlesinger, Harvard-trained economist and former OMB head, seeks Senate Armed Services Committee approval to serve as Nixon’s third defense secretary. He pushed Navy budget cuts, backed a strong deterrent, led CIA and AEC reforms, and drew praise for professional qualifications amid Watergate era scrutiny.

Washington James A. Schlesinger Pentagon Senate Schlesinger Senate Armed Services Committee Congress White House Office of Management and Budget Atomic Energy Commission Central Intelligence Agency OMB Melvin R. Laird Secretary of Defense Navy

Cereal Boxes Used as Learning Tools for Preschoolers

California educator Brent R. Evans has persuaded Quaker Oats to test his learning concepts on Life cereal boxes. The program uses different box stages to teach through play and habit formation, aiming to make learning a daily routine at home. Evans developed the ideas at UC Berkeley and is touring to promote the boxes in ten cities.

Cleveland, Ohio California Brent R. Evans Quaker Oats Co Evans Life University of California At Berkeley Jim Borchers Milltown Motors, Inc Dodge Dealers Jim

North Dakota Chief Justice Alvin Strutz dies at 70

Chief Justice Alvin Strutz of the North Dakota Supreme Court, age 70, died Saturday. He was appointed to the court in 1959 and became chief justice in 1971.

Bismarck N.D Alvin Strutz North Dakota Supreme Court

Nixon revenue sharing bill sparks broad congressional dispute

San Francisco AP A first special revenue sharing bill of President Nixon faces strong opposition from Congress and the nation’s mayors. While all parties back local control of federal aid, the bill’s details provoke clashes over spending rules, funding levels, and timelines. Undersecretary Hyde calls it a cornerstone of federalism as cities would receive automatic grants for community development, with strings including outlines for housing goals and potential federal review. Policy tensions include black mayors urging national goals and some white mayors seeking guidelines to explain unpopular programs.

Schlesinger U.S Rand Corp OMB Pentagon Defense Intelligence Agency CIA Atomic Energy Commission Amchitka Island Alaska Elliot L. Richardson Secretary of San Francisco Nixon Congress Floyd Hyde Department of Housing and Urban Development U.S. Conference of Mayors Mayors

Course Schedule Snippet for Introductory Sociology and Related

The fragment lists course codes 104 051 201 270 and zoology notes. It shows class meeting patterns M W and T Th at various 7:00 times and 6:15 to 9:50 PM blocks across days, indicating multiple sections and times.

Three Die In Harlem Bar Shootout

Police say about 20 shots were fired when two patrolmen entered Capri Bar and Grill to order a man with a pistol to drop the weapon. A gunman fired five times, killing Patrolman Ralph Stanchi and wounding partner Richard Chiappa, plus several patrons. The bar on Lenox Ave near 136th St was scene of chaos with officers and civilians injured.

Capri Donald F. Cawley Harlem Ralph Stanchi Richard Chiappa Stanchi Chiappa

Vaudeville Entertainer Dave Chasen Dies at 74

Russian born vaudeville entertainer Dave Chasen known for his Hollywood restaurant popular with celebrities died Saturday in Los Angeles at age 74.

Los Angeles Dave Chasen Hollywood

Beltone offers free miniature hearing aid model

Chicago residents with hearing difficulties can obtain a free non-operating model of Beltone's smallest aid. The device weighs under a third of an ounce and is worn at ear level with no wires. No cost or obligation is involved. write to Beltone Electronics Corp department 42497 at 4201 W. Victoria, Chicago, IL. 60646-7.

Chicago Ill Beltone Beltone Electronics Corp W. Victoria

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