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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1971
Page
4
Rutgers University food scientists say simple printed shelf life data on packages may mislead consumers. They highlight temperature and storage handling as more decisive factors, urging industry to provide optimum home storage guidance and longer, practical life information along the supply chain.
After twenty five years a final accord ends control of Okinawa and the Ryukyu islands shifting them back to Japan. The United States retains some bases as part of the deal while U S forces remain in the region amid lingering solemnity and political change. The piece notes the paradox of war and diplomacy in reshaping borders and alliances.
In a bold forecast, Jeperey Hart argues the House of Commons will vote to enter the Common Market next fall. He notes the vote will be free of party discipline, with Heath's Tory majority not forced to follow a party line. The piece highlights English skepticism toward foreigners and cites Tory MPs and the influential Monday Club as pivotal forces behind a yes vote. Powell's reaction is also anticipated as a potential eruption.
Paul Harvey laments America’s lag in space, war, medicine, and industry. He notes the Soviet Union’s space lead, evolving defense views, and questions if the United States is no longer number one. He urges awareness of complacency and the limits of modern prosperity.
Mayor Lindsay ponders a Free City of New York inspired by Hearst and Mailer, but faces the sacred five unions and a hostile national state. The piece argues public unions block policy, cites Gotbaum and District 37, and critiques a costly City Planning Commission plan as wasteful mimeographed draft.
The Journal lists pricing for daily News Journal delivery from Broad Street to Widdletown Ohio. Rates include 150 per copy at newsstands, 6 cents daily mail, 4.5 cents weekday motor route, 1.47 weekly installments or 3.70 monthly. motor tube insertion charges and foreign subscriptions at yearly rates. founded 1857.
A collie beagle mix dog courts a German Shepherd as a vet visit looms after doors are left ajar. The scene at the clinic includes anxious owners, quail incidents, and a $10 charge to save the maiden’s reputation.
President Nixon plans a series of radio addresses to outline his vision for the decade focusing on broad societal changes rather than current urgent issues like Vietnam and unemployment. He prefers radio for reach and controlled delivery, avoiding live audience pressures.
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