Nutrition expert slams sugary breakfast cereals for kids
Dr. Jean Mayer of Harvard testifies before the Senate Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs criticizing sugar coated cereals and sugary snacks marketed to children. He urges mothers to serve hot cereal and notes such products pose dental and diabetes risks for genetically vulnerable children.
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Senate
Committee On Nutrition and
Jean Mayer
Harvard University
White House
Dr. Mayer
Left-Handed Alliance Demands Broad Rights Changes
A satirical piece outlines LATER the Left handed Alliance Toward Equal Rights pushing for left handed studies in schools, representation in ads, capitalization of Left, and redesign of right handed devices. The prose notes the oddity of the human race and calls readers to order.
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Caesar
Michelangelo
Charlemagne
Babe Ruth
Alert for home owners prompts zoning dispute in Middletown
A Middletown letter to the editor objects to a proposed 22 unit attached group dwelling on six acres at Manchester and Marshall roads. The writer argues the plan conflicts with D-1 zoning, safety, health, and neighborhood character, urging all D-1 residents to review zoning maps and get involved.
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Middletown
City Planning Commission
Mason Hornbeck
C.C. Clark
Manchester
Marshall Roads
Hornbeck
Ken Ridge Drive
Thorn Hill
Williamsdale
Ken Ridge
Why the double standard on death penalty law
Samuel Paul Campbell questions why the Supreme Court deemed the death penalty unconstitutional for state and local laws while supporting federal proposals to impose the death penalty for crimes like treason hijacking terrorism and subversion. He argues for unanimity in state jury trials and questions federal law supremacy.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Big Brother Federal Executive Branch
Congress
Supreme Court
Samuel Paul Campbell
Garver Road
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Delivery Terms
The Journal details daily, Sunday, and home delivery options for Middletown Ohio with prices for motor route, mail, and across areas. It notes 15 cent service charge for tube placement and advance payment requirements with yearly rates for outside areas and international subscriptions.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Abortion in My Youth A Journalist's Abrupt Press Halt
The columnist recalls a aborted attempt to write on abortion in 1965. He, a 22 year old single man, argued philosophy of happiness tied to abortion, and the newsroom press stopped after the owner, father of two Catholic priests, challenged the idea. He explains his fear of abortion at a young age.
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Walt Disney
Pentagon
Seymour Hersh
New York Times
Hoover era critique echoes in Gray nomination clash
John Roch argues that John Dean should not have sat in on Watergate interrogations and that L. Patrick Gray III risks politicizing the FBI. He cites past Hoover independence, warns of privacy intrusions from full access to FBI files, and urges the Senate to reject Gray’s nomination and replace the attorney general.
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J. Edgar
FBI
Hoover
White House
John Dean
United States
Moscow
Havana
Peking
Hanoi
L. Patrick Gray III
Gray
Richard
Senate Judiciary Committee
Brandeis
John Elliff
Justice Department
Attorney General
Sage
Elliff
Mrs. X
The Eureka board plots to commercialize returning POWs
A Eureka Enterprises meeting debates turning returning prisoners of war into a profit stream with ghostwriters, book deals, film rights, endorsements, and large speaking fees. They discuss prioritizing wives left behind, contract clauses, and avoiding disclosure, aiming for publicity and big commercial payoffs.
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New. York
Eureka Enterprises
Paul Newman
Raquel Welch
Robin Moore
White House
Carson
Douglas
Cavett
Griffin
Paul
Eureka
Muhammad Ali
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