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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1970
Page
4
Rand Corporation analyst Anthony H. Pascal proposes a billion-dollar program to help about 100 000 blacks buy service station operating rights from existing owners. The plan favors voluntary transfers over eminent domain but omits a range of occupational choices, a key flaw in advancing self help.
John P. Roche argues students and faculty foster anti intellectualism on campuses. He condemns wartime protests and desegregation debates as distractions from genuine education, urging preservation of intellectual standards against a rising campus revivalist rhetoric.
Dave shares light hearted anecdotes about forgetful moments and a zipper mishap at a banquet. The jokes highlight uptight moods and failed pursuits of humor as readers recall social blunders and the irony of misplaced focus.
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal I Inc Middletown Ohio 45042 lists subscription prices: 70 cents per week 10 cents per copy local, Sunday 20 cents, $21 per year in trading area, $30 per year outside trading area, $38 outside U.S.A. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues a communications gap widens public misunderstanding of Nixon's Cambodia actions and Vietnam strategy. He notes the administration aims to withdraw troops, justify sanctuaries clearance, and end the war despite protests and misperceptions.
Jerry Rubin's UCLA visit sparked chaos as students chanted Do it and disrupted events at the Law School and Chancellor Young's residence. A poolside intrusion led to no arrests, while a philosophy professor celebrated Rubin's influence and pledged to reh ir Angela Davis.
The text lists Samuel Gompers as first president of the AFL. It notes a carat equals one fifth of a gram by international agreement. It defines a hackamore as a rawhide bridle. It states Mother Cabrini was the first American citizen canonized as a saint. It gives Voltaire’s birth name as Jean Francois Marie Arouet. It defines a throstle as a song thrush.
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