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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1969
Page
4
President Nixon called on faculty and administrators to oppose student violence and warned against federal interference in colleges. He urged backbone from boards and leaders to stand up to dissent driven unrest and terror in classrooms and campuses.
The text describes Stein forging paintings in the styles of Picasso Matisse Braque Chagall and fate catches up as Chagall identifies a fake work and Stein is jailed in New York City. A London show later reports strong sales of imitative pieces and the gallery owner notes buyers find them amusing. The piece ends with a biblical verse.
The SDS is criticized for pushing polarization on campuses and weakening the nation as it challenges ROTC. The piece contrasts U.S. and Soviet responses, noting Soviet reforms to indoctrinate youth and a global pattern of youth influence on military life, with warnings of miscalculation in both capitals.
A wartime era warning urges vigilance as summer arrives with high road and water risks. It highlights speeding, weekend drivers, and the lure of swimming, noting thousands die yearly in water incidents and stresses heedful behavior to enjoy the season safely.
Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr proposes a bill to protect workers who refuse to join unions and resist union fines. The piece cites Allis-Chalmers and Scofield rulings, notes harassment of nonmembers, and argues for equal rights across states with possible White House backing.
The Journal published daily by the local source lists subscription rates for in city and suburban delivery, mail options, and annual costs. It notes prices for weekday, Sunday, and outside city mail, with advance payment required.
Senator Albert Gore, chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on International Organization and Disarmament, analyzes anti ABM arguments amid leaks and presidential slips. He notes friction over secrecy, cites Nixon and Laird, and urges adding scientists like Teller, Wigner, Agnew, Dyson, and Wheeler to the ABM review.
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