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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1969
Page
4
Senator Scott of Pennsylvania proposes a deduction of up to $1,000 annually to assist parents paying college expenses, with eligibility extended to students paying their own costs. Proponents cite rising college costs and the need for access, while safeguards against abuse are urged.
Article warns Pyramid Lake could lose water under a California Nevada compact letting future Truckee River use go unused. Paiute livelihoods and local recreation would suffer if the lake dries. It urges Congress to block the compact, calling Pyramid Lake a precious natural resource.
Nixon earns many firsts during a European trip including being the first American president to arrive in Bonn in a snowstorm. The piece outlines Soviet lunar plans with staged launches and eight hour surface stay, contrasted with Apollo's approach. It also notes Sweden banning Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Jimmy Durante's Miami engagement plus publishers' week at the Waldorf.
A veteran editor expresses that despite bad days and external pressures the newspaper trade endures because of love for the craft. It rewards public service, professional pride, and the pivotal role in keeping a free press heard by readers.
President Nixon’s West Berlin visit signals a strengthened U S stand behind West Germany and a call for united Western Europe to deter Soviet pressure. He argues for collaboration with France and other nations to confront Moscow and pave a path toward a unified Germany and broader peace.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for Middletown area. Per copy prices are given for weekdays and Sunday, with weekly, yearly mail options inside and outside trading areas and for outside the USA.
A Yale president explains why ROTC credit was withdrawn amid campus debates on faculty control and nonvocational education. The piece contrasts logical reasons with real motives tied to student protests, wartime sentiments, and historical fears of pacifism.
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