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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1970
Page
6
The piece argues the 380-pound satellite marks China's emergence as a major power. It warns that isolation could threaten global security, while engagement with the West could stabilize world affairs. Urges U.S. foreign policy to encourage China’s integration into international relations.
Lindbergh, now approaching 70, visited Expo 70 in Osaka to see Spirit of St. Louis on display. The single engine aircraft continues to attract historical interest and symbolizes the 1927 trans Atlantic flight.
John P Roche argues that campus unrest stems from more than dialogue and racism myths. He notes Yale's Brewster risks staged justice to calm a floating mob amid Harvard Square riots and a looming New Haven clash with nihilists.
Paul Harvey argues the United States should end the draft and reduce troop strength in Europe and Vietnam. He cites Europe payroll costs and asks what world prestige remains if America mind its own business and lets allies defend themselves. He notes Democrats like Mansfield and Rivers favor troop reductions.
Beverly Hills lawyer Laurence Beilenson argues a treaty based pause in the nuclear arms race may be dangerous. He cites historic betrayals of treaties by democracies and autocracies, urging caution before signing Vienna or Helsinki accords. He questions verification and warns against relying on agreements to curb Soviet ambitions.
The Middletown Journal lists daily publication details and subscription costs. Rates cover per copy, weekly delivery, and 7 day mail options, with annual prices for in city, trading area, and outside, plus international.
Diamond National reports its Paperboard Division reuses 150000 tons of wastepaper yearly avoiding 2 550 000 trees and 90000 acres of timberland while saving 1150000 dollars in landfill costs. The note urges saving old newspapers for drives and cites Earth Day activity and a newsroom move upcoming.
Sen. Charles Percy warns of a climate of fear fueled by Justice Department wiretap and detention proposals. He urges balance between order and civil liberties as Republican candidates face white ethnic voters. Adlai Stevenson III gains ground among immigrants while Ralph Smith campaigns as a tough law and order man.
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