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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1969
Page
4
Rep. Donald M. Fraser of Minnesota proposes a focused tax plan aiming to curb wealthier individuals from paying little income tax. The package targets minimum taxation on high incomes, oil depletion, gift and estate taxes, stock options, and other tax breaks to raise federal revenue and fund city needs.
The piece compares President Nixon reference to Kennedy in Berlin with Kennedy's 1963 "Ich bin ein Berliner" moment. It notes Nixon's paraphrase lacks Kennedy's impact amid Berlin's emotional climate and cites a biblical verse about inner renewal.
The article argues Nixon should strike a clear NATO course rather than rely on huddles and vague assurances. It critiques U.S. reliance on nuclear options versus conventional forces, urges a concrete policy, and warns ambiguity weakens credibility amid Europe’s security challenges.
A newspaper columnist warns readers after four children die in a millville area fire. The piece urges families to learn multiple escape routes and to practice drills, noting panic as a major danger and proposing plans such as ropes and accessible exits.
Article notes NATO obligations would require immediate U.S. military aid if East bloc forces attack West Berlin. It outlines treaty basics, potential denouncement rules, and current signatories, with no indication Nixon plans to withdraw.
In West Berlin, President Nixon pledged that the United States will honor its obligation to keep Berlin free and alive. He asserted Americans have long pledged lives to the ideal of a free Berlin and praised Berlin's steadfast stance.
William F Buckley Jr surveys Nixon in Paris where the president charms de Gaulle yet faces questions about his real aims. French speculation grows over what Nixon seeks in exchange for sustained US support and NATO ties.
The Middletown Journal lists subscription pricing including per copy costs for weekdays and Sundays, city motor routes, and mail rates inside and outside the trading area. Annual mail rates are $71 inside the trading area, $30 outside, with outside USA at $38, all paid in advance.
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