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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1970

Page

2

Birch Bayh Jogging For President

Birch Bayh, Indiana senator, travels on a multi city jogging tour through St. Louis Detroit and Chicago to explore a 1972 presidential bid. The trip mirrors Kennedy and Muskie style campaigning with speeches TV appearances fundraisers and private talks while Bayh avoids promising firm plans and emphasizes being a good senator. Public interest grows as reporters tail the journey and locals note his evolving profile.

ST Louis Birch Bayh Indiana St. Louis Bayh Detroit Chicago John F. Kennedy Edmund Muskie George McGovern Bide Racales Indianapolis Rackles Haynsworth Carswell Supreme Court Senate Oscar Wilson Soab Ken Griffin Barney Youngblood

Inflation Erodes Europe as Prices Rise Across West

An Associated Press survey shows Western Europe facing rising living costs as wages lag productivity. Families seek second jobs and shorter vacations while food prices climb. France and Britain report notable gains and the UN predicts continued inflation in 1970.

London World Bank Eugene Black Europe Livio Capalbo Capalbo Frankfurt Hans Langguth Henri Chapelle Riviera Associated Press Langguth Monique Gerard Brussels Britain Paris United Nations Economic Commission For Europe Commission

Constitution Copy Buried At Kent State

Kent State University students buried a copy of the U S Constitution during a protest against President Nixon's Cambodia action. Demonstrators urged abolition of ROTC and open admission for black students. A later Black United Students rally drew about 500 people demanding increased black enrollment and cultural facilities. BUS seeks 5 000 black admissions by fall while campus enrollment is about 19 000 with roughly 600 blacks.

Kent Ohio Kent State University Nixon Cambodia Black United Students BUS

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