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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1970
Page
4
A Yale seminar honoring Dr. Milton J. E. Senn urged treating the child as a whole person not a learning machine. Dr. Julius Richmond warned against neglecting hunger, medical care, or stimulation in Head Start and noted low dentist and doctor visits among participants.
The article outlines new disclosure rules for federal judges on outside income and gifts after the Fortas episode. It states salaries for district court judges at 40000 and appellate judges at 42500, and notes the aim to keep judges alert to conflicts of interest with total income reporting and gifts over 100 dollars. The piece adds a biblical reference about Jesus.
White House strategists consider pressuring Alabama Senator James B. Allen to join the Republicans, citing Byrd’s move as a persuasive blueprint. Allen’s 1974 re election delay and Alabama’s race politics influence potential shifts, with Wallace Brewer dynamics shaping the choice amid Alabama GOP growth possibilities.
Phi Beta Psi sponsors a fund drive running April 5 through April 11 to raise money for cancer research and education. Participants bowl daily for $1 with daily and weekly winners, promoting fun and community support for the cancer fund.
The Middletown Journal announces subscription prices for various delivery options. Daily copies cost 10 cents on weekdays and 20 cents Sundays, with weekly and yearly mail rates including 21 dollars in state and 30 dollars for seven days outside the area, and 38 dollars per year outside the U. S. All subscriptions are paid in advance.
The President urged Congress to pass sweeping laws making bombing threats and actual bombings federal crimes. The plan would punish use of explosives against federal property and interstate commerce sites with severe prison terms and potentially the death penalty if fatalities occur. It also calls for special training programs for state and local police and emphasizes federal cooperation to curb urban terrorism and protect public and private property.
The article argues that Lyndon Johnson’s March 1968 bombing halt decisions arose from a complex strategy aimed at pressuring North Vietnam to end aggression in the south. It highlights key players Rusk Katzenbach Clifford and Bunker, noting divided views and the push for an unconditional halt with careful reviews and political constraints.
Factographs cover Liechtenstein location between Austria and Switzerland on the Upper Rhine. July and August names derive from Julius Caesar and Augustus. Sir Joseph Lister is linked to antiseptic surgery. George Washington died of pneumonia. Rhode Island has the highest population density. Huey P. Long Day observed in Louisiana on August 30.
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