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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1969
Page
4
Senate leader Dirkson voices confidence that the Iowa legislature will back a constitutional convention, while others fear mischief and a rush to amend more than apportionment. Critics warn a convention could open many topics, risking a crisis like no other in republican history.
The Pentagon reportedly adds 1.2 billion to the planned ABM program cost, with official figures around 6.6 billion for a 12 site deployment. Critics note the omission of nuclear warheads in the budget, fueling questions about Pentagon transparency amid the ABM controversy.
Letter from reader Jim R.E. Hasemeier argues pensioners pay no city tax yet benefit from services and should support the May 20 income tax, while also urging courteous taxi drivers and noting fitness discussions. He references local government and health topics and signs with address.
To the editor a reader praises taxicab drivers noting many provide extra services beyond driving. The writer stresses challenging working conditions with faulty brakes and nonworking radios and urges fair treatment for drivers.
A letter from Mrs. Roy E. Thompson Jr of West Milton praises the Sounds of America group seen at the Manchester Motor Inn Rotary convention. She describes the teens as the greatest group she has met and recalls their smiling, shining faces, noting how they softened the TV rebellious image.
Jim Bohman is criticized for attacking Correct Posture And Physical Fitness Week. The reply defends the program and argues the value of pro clamations and steady posture advocacy in Middletown.
Letter argues residents should vote on proposed income tax increase in Middletown. Writer, paying city income tax via employment, requests out of town workers vote at City Building and cites garbage hauling funds as a grievance.
Joseph Alsop warns that liberalism and equal opportunity face mortal illness from extremist elements. He cites black and white violence, anti intellectual witch hunts, and proposed loyalty bills in Connecticut. He praises Homer Babbbidge's stance at UConn and warns of long term dangers from federal cuts and new restrictions.
Subscription offer details list rates for Middletown Ohio readers including per week prices for weekday and Sunday copies and yearly mail options. It notes delivery by newspaperboy or motor route and mentions trading area pricing and outside USA rates.
Middletown officer Gary Elkin, 24, transferred to Kettering last week citing higher pay and city-paid liability insurance. He will earn $7,600 annually with potential to $9,200 in two years, and mileage between Germantown and Kettering is minimal. Other applicants took the test but have not yet received offers.
The article argues that despite De Gaulle’s abdication the French political scene remains shaped by Gaullist and Communist forces. It notes the Communist Party’s leverage, their tied stance with Moscow, and predicts Pompidou may lead a steadier yet anti American continuation of de Gaulle’s policy.
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