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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1970
Page
4
Opinion argues National Park Service proposed rules restricting political protests near the White House go beyond necessary safety. It criticizes advance disclosure of participants criminal records prior protest involvement and banners as unconstitutional overreach.
Mrs. Virginia Knauer the President's consumer affairs aide denounces glass industry promotion of no-return bottles calling it public relations flackery. She argues such bottles contribute to landscape litter as they are nearly indestructible and often end up in trash or on the ground. She supports deposits to boost return rates and curb litter.
William F T Buckley notes Swiss efficiency and quirks in ROUGEMONT Switzerland. He says the president is little known because governance is diffuse, postal rates are complex, and a gondola infraction carries a 78 450 franc penalty. He contrasts U.S. ties and Swiss idiosyncrasies with dry wit.
The piece notes crocuses bursting through snow signaling spring. Tulips, daffodils, peonies, hyacinths and forsythia buds advance while Old Man Winter retreats, but warns of springtime penalties like busy gardens and more leisure activities for families and golfers as seasons shift.
Washington reports outline a nationwide lobbying campaign aimed at blocking Judge G Harrold Carswell from the Supreme Court over civil rights and labor group objections. Critics argue the tactics threaten judicial independence and turn court appointments into partisan battles, similar to prior rejection of Judge Haynsworth.
The Journal published daily by the News Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices. Weekday copies ten cents, Sunday twenty cents, newspaper delivery in city area seventy cents weekly. Mail rates: in trading area seventy one dollars yearly, outside trading area thirty dollars, abroad thirty eight dollars. all subscriptions payable in advance. Founded 1857.
Joseph Alsop reports a shift in III Corps as North Vietnamese soldiers replace local Viet Cong in Di An and surrounding areas. He notes composite guerrilla platoons combining native VC remnants with North Vietnamese units, forecasting strain on the VC command structure and eventual North Vietnamese control of the insurgency.
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