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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1970
Page
4
Assistant Secretary Myron E. Tribus labeled small picnic coolers as death traps after reports of children dying from entrapment. The National Bureau of Standards proposed protective features that manufacturers will add next year, raising questions about why safer designs were not adopted earlier.
Hubert Humphrey declares he is the Republican target in his bid to return to the Senate while Clark Mac Gregor mounts a yearlong campaign. The GOP reportedly plans up to a million dollars to defeat him as President Nixon watches the race unfold.
John P Roche argues for new identification signals to distinguish radicals from reactionaries. He cites misreadings of figures and ideologies and notes how past litmus tests separated cadres from fellow travelers. Readers are urged to send proposals to Brandeis University for a future column.
The Humane Association of Miami Valley runs a booklet for grade schools titled Animal Tales by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawk and illustrated by Nancy Hawk. It hosts an essay contest to gauge children views on animal thinking and feelings, with quotes from participants on love, care, and kindness to animals.
President Nixon outlines moving to a peacetime economy with reduced defense spending and expanded human resources. He proposes a National Commission on Productivity and a Regulations and Purchasing Review Board to curb costs, plus incentives for housing and training amid slow inflation.
The article contrasts Nixon’s call for a market driven economy with fears of inflation and dirigisme. It cites Adam Smith and the invisible hand, discusses Johnson era price restraint, Kennedy steel price debate, and Galbraiths stance on controls. It notes England's inflation under price controls and advocates anti monopoly regulation. Smuggling in India totals over 33 million dollars in goods.
The President asks Congress to enact the unemployment insurance legislation he sent last year and to approve the Manpower Training Act, aiming to provide an automatic increase in benefits and expand job training programs.
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