Gasohol Experiment Prompts Nebraska Fuel Trial
Nebraska moves toward a 10 percent gasoline cut via an alcohol-gasoline mix using grain surplus. The plan progresses from a small test to a maxi phase with 36 vehicles, while Georgia-Pacific supplies 14 000 gallons of 200 proof ethyl alcohol from pulping liquor.
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United States
Nebraska
Agricultural Products Industrial Utilization Committee
State Department of Roads
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Bellingham
Wash
Georgia- Pacific
Pressures in Portugal Highlight NATO Struggles in the Med
The article argues Portugal’s April election keeps alive a chance of constitutional government but risks Communist gains that could push Portugal into the Warsaw Pact. It warns of weakened NATO unity across Southern Europe, with Spain, Turkey, Greece, Britain, Italy, and Yugoslavia facing political strains that threaten Mediterranean security and NATO cohesion. The piece stresses Soviet naval expansion and warns that the Atlantic and Azores bases could become lifelines for Israel if crises worsen.
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Portugal
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
NATO
Europe
Mediterranean
Spain
Francisco Franco
Gibraltar
Turkey
U.S
Greece
Cyprus
Middle East
Britain
Malta
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Italy
Adriatic Sea
Azores
Atlantic
Israel
United States
Middletown's 1846 Miami Indian departure recalled
William A. Smith, Middletown’s oldest resident, recalls 1846 when Miami Indians camped on Main Street and were moved to a new reservation. He describes canal boat emigration via the Wabash Erie Canal, early hotels, and a town of two-story shacks along Broadway and Lebanon Street.
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Middletown
William A. Smith
Middletonian
Smith
Main Street
Miami County
Indiana
Peru
Oklahoma
Fort Wayne
Mr. Smith
Ohio River
U.S
Blackhorse
Pickwick House
David Olden
U.S. Hotel
George Wrenn
Oglesby-Barnitz
Broadway
Smiths
Lebanon Street
Central
Canal
Hedding
Just a peace loving citizen to the editor
A reader vents at length about daily frustrations from work to an early morning windshield vandalism, lamenting taxes and streets but praising a neighbor named Roger and ending with a sarcastic wish for the editor. The piece blends personal anecdotes with sharp humor and defiant resolve.
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Roger
Leo Durocher
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription options. Prices include 1 5c daily, 25c Sunday newsstand. home delivery 72c weekdays, 23c Sunday. motor route 13 2c daily, 24c Sunday. calendar month $4.20. yearly mail $38 U.S., $46 outside U.S. All motor route and mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Inmate Wayne Raney rights protest hunger strike letter
Wayne Raney 132970 at Lucasville penitentiary writes of a 15 day hunger strike over 19 months of isolation and alleged abuse by guards including a 1975 beating. He seeks public support and justice. The editor notes Raney’s 1970 murder conviction and death row history. Also included is a separate reader query about giblets and chicken liver sourcing.
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Wayne Raney
Middletown
Lucasville
Franklin Area
Diane Decker
Miamisburg
Indianapolis
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