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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1969
Page
4
A Missouri state Senate proposal would make arrest records confidential as an amendment to a bill on microfilming local government records. Proponents cite protecting the falsely accused, but critics warn of police using secrecy to hide arrests and argue the measure risks greater harm than the benefit.
The Naval Academy hosted General Minoru Genda as a military lecturer, drawing criticism from families of Pearl Harbor victims who view the reception as inappropriate. Officials note he received no full military honors, arguing the visit was professional rather than celebratory.
Analysis argues extending suffrage to 18 to 21 year olds would marginally boost conservative votes. College students likely lean Republican at higher participation, while grade school graduates remain Democratic. overall impact may be small and skew toward conservatives, questioning future Democratic wins.
A woman with ten children needs two beds and clothing. Friends are helping but funds for purchases are unavailable. Call 423-7025 to learn exact needs and sizes. The family has a large home and is a neat household. aid money helps feed the children.
Washington reporter says President Nixon's longest White House news conference lasted 55 minutes and reflected intensive briefing work. Five State Department volumes, Pentagon briefings, and daily NSC input preceded his Europe talks. Nixon planned to speak four days after returning, answered questions on world issues with memorized topics rather than verbatim lines.
Joseph Alsop analyzes the Nixon press briefing on Soviet influence in Vietnam. He notes Washington disputes Moscow leverage and outlines March 1966 intelligence on Hanoi, Moscow, and Beijing decisions, suggesting the Soviets prefer not to push a supply cutoff but can influence Paris talks through indirect actions. The piece stresses vigilance against a fake settlement and the need for firm U.S. policy.
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