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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1969
Page
4
The piece argues that public schools may not sponsor Bible readings or prayer, citing First Amendment separation of church and state. It notes Supreme Court rulings in 1962 and 1963 against religious exercises in schools and warns that reinstating such practices harms respect for law and due process.
Dr. Alan Bell of Indiana University's Institute for Sex Research says the present talk of a sex revolution is exaggerated and notes that more change occurred between the two world wars than today. He urges open discussion to replace clandestine changes in morals.
John P. Roche argues that Hanoi manipulated public opinion to force negotiations, noting U S bombing pauses failed to bring real peace. He recalls 1967 68 calls to stop bombing as leverage and warns that Hanoi seeks a coalition government while evading cease fire.
A local woman was called claiming her husband was injured and in hospital. She rushed to Middletown Hospital only to learn he was fine and at work, while a thief robbed her home. A kindly truck driver helped another motorist in distress at a busy intersection.
Washington observers note rising impatience with the new administration over war policy tax burdens and school integration争. Congress approves 12 billion debt rise while debate grows on federal vs state roles and cost of living pressures.
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for daily copies and Sunday editions. Rates vary by delivery method and area with substantial differences between in city, trading area, and outside regions including international pricing.
Joseph Alsop reports in New York about Hughes High School where Urban League street workers and Elliott Shapiro recount subtracting drug traffic from the entrance and reducing use. They describe security upgrades, double sessions, and the spread of drug culture from Harlem to other schools, warning of a citywide trend.
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