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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1969
Page
4
FAA psychologists are building behavioral profiles from analyzed hijacker data to screen under one percent of airline passengers. Meanwhile, airports test weapon detection devices to catch concealed arms. Progress reduces the hijacking threat though gaps remain in foolproof prevention.
U S seeks Swiss cooperation to reveal information on money tied to criminal activity and tax evasion in banks. Negotiations consider sanctions against evaders, aiming to curb organized crime with access to Swiss records despite Switzerland’s scepticism about tax evasion emphasis. The note cites a biblical verse.
Wm. F. Helwig Sr of Hamilton argues against mandatory fluoridated water as mass medication. He warns government overreach and asserts personal choice should guide health decisions despite alleged dental benefits.
A letter urges Middletown residents to answer a questionnaire from Congressman Donald E. Lukens. It questions how leaders would handle Vietnam if Paris talks fail and argues for strong enforcement of perceived treason definitions such as draft card burning and flag desecration. It ends with a call to write, get involved, and consider future attitudes.
The Middletown Salvation Army Auxiliary invites women to join after 20 years of service creating antiques sales and a Christmas program for needy children. Meetings are four times yearly, dues are $1, and contact details for Mrs. Hadley or Mrs. Myers are provided for easy enrollment.
The free press faces possible government overreach as FCC and other agencies could dictate broadcasts and publications. The author warns that supreme court rulings and new amendments may be needed to prevent a fascist or Communist shift, urging public vigilance.
A U S Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the FCC to hold a new hearing on a Mississippi television station's license amid accusations of unfairness in racial questions. The station had its license withdrawn but may apply again. the court demands hearings to hear all sides and consider other applicants. Justice Holmes is cited on free thought and censorship. The issue began in 1962 and remains unresolved.
Licenses for radio and television are issued to stations under a law stating they be granted in the public interest convenience and necessity. The original intent was to allow the FCC to choose applicants based on ability to build an effective system and serve a community on a allocated wavelength.
The Middletown Journal offers per copy rates of 10 cents on weekdays and 20 cents on Sundays. Mail subscriptions are $21.60 yearly within the trading area and $39.00 outside, with all payments in advance.
In a satirical dialogue, the foreign minister recalls Poland’s Lublin regime and Finland’s Kuusinen episode to warn that Soviet use of Provisional Governments risks overpowering South Vietnam. He argues no magic reform can ensure peace without firm resistance. The tale, voiced by Ruritania’s advisor, stresses vigilance against Communist strategies.
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