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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1969
Page
4
Secretary Finch backs repeal of the ADC payment freeze, urging Congress to lift the limit while noting the rise in dependent children from 2.4 million to about 5 million. The piece argues cuts should target other expenditures, not punish innocent children.
The piece argues for stronger support of the Red Cross in 1969, noting its long-standing role in disaster relief and aid for American servicemen worldwide. It urges readers not to take the organization for granted and to underwrite its ongoing good work. It closes with a biblical exhortation about growing in likeness to Christ.
Marianne Means reports that officials warn Nixon may have erred by overestimating Soviet cooperation after a promising European trip and early talks with Dobrynin. They fear public optimism could complicate Moscow’s guidance while hard lin ers in North Vietnam point to a growing U S Soviet alliance.
New Jersey athletic commissioner Joseph Walker says banning women from wrestling was discriminatory and the 15 year ban is lifted making women wrestlers legal in the state. The piece also profiles Clare Boothe Luce and discusses views on modern womanhood, marriage, and contraception.
The piece argues Moscow fears China and prefers simple explanations for Soviet behavior. It links Kremlin jitters to two-front war risk, Czechoslovakia, and Brezhnev doctrine, suggesting Nixon's stance could aid a four power Middle East settlement and Suez viability.
The piece portrays Georges Pompidou as accessible and thoughtful, contrasting de Gaulle's stance with U.S. ties. It notes France's partial NATO withdrawal yet continued naval cooperation, and recalls a 1966 secret meeting between North Vietnam envoy and U S ambassador Lodge via the Polish ambassador in Saigon.
The Middletown Journal lists daily publication details and subscription prices. Rates include 10 cent weekdays, 20 cent Sundays, 70 cents weekly delivery, 21 dollars yearly in trading area, 30 dollars outside, and 38 dollars outside the USA, all payable in advance.
A Health Insurance Institute collection of letters reveals absurd requests and misstatements about births money and marriage certificates. Separately Vail Avenue in Hamilton honors the Vail family while I R S employee Marc Vail makes headlines over an overtime ticket. American Legion Post 218 plans a large anniversary dinner for members and spouses with estimates of 350 to 375 servings.
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