Callous White House remark on Kent State sparks criticism
Walter Hickel recounts an aide telling him to cool it as Kent State protests surged. The interior secretary calls the remark callous and ignorant and urges Nixon to fire the aide for underestimating student dissent and the lasting impact of the killings.
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White House
Interior
Walter Hickel
Nixon
Hickel
Wally
United States
Kent State
Disasters Test Humanity Against Nature in Tornado's Wake
The piece notes the Lubbock Texas tornado as proof that despite advances in warning systems and quake resistant building, civilization remains largely at mercy of natural disasters. It laments limited weapons against wind earth and tidal waves while urging progress toward safer structures and coexistence without war.
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Lubbock
Tex
In Memoriam Dominic Scatuarchio a Vietnam Soldier
The article honors Dominic Scatuarchio a Catholic University student who enlisted after reading his mother's diary excerpts. Major Thomas Kilpatrick reports he was killed in Vietnam while piloting a helicopter gunship in March 1970. His company remembers him as an outstanding leader with humor compassion and friendship.
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Dominic
Catholic University
Washington
Vietnam
Thomas Kilpatrick
Scatuarchio
Salvation Army seeks pianist for Sunday services
The Salvation Army Citadel requests volunteers to play simple hymns Sundays from 9 45 to 11 a.m. There is no pay, but the role offers service. Call 422 1712. The piece notes music enriches worship and mentions second hand pianos for church programs.
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Rubinstein
Salvation Army Citadel
Citadel
World affairs view student unrest in U S colleges
Washington reports mixed international reaction to U S campus disturbances. Observers note the Vietnam war and draft fears as key motives behind protests and anticipate a political shift if Cambodia troop withdrawal proceeds.
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription costs. Weekday copies are 10 cents, Sundays 20 cents, with weekly and yearly mail rates for in city trading area and outside areas. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
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The
News Journal
iInc
U S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Letters to the Editor on Kent State remarks and campus protests
Readers urge accountability for Kent State killings and critique Senator Young and Jerry Rubin. The letter includes school discipline rules, expulsions for obstruction, and calls to remove administrators and left wing politicians supporting rioters.
Students Letters Show Real Youth Voices at Middletown Miami
The reader notes two letters by Middletown Miami campus students in Monday's paper. C W Harner of Monroe urges clear questions while Jeanne Terry expresses student majority feelings. The writer questions campus reopening tensions and critiqued student protest as childish, urging educational focus.
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Middletown-Miami
C. W. Harner
Monroe
Jeanne Terry
Mike Statton
Generation gap sparks call to back law and order in 1960s
Maude McGohan urges support for soldiers and police amid Vietnam War protests. She argues guards and troops must defend themselves against rebels and stones, condemning teachers and officials she views as out of touch. She calls to back law enforcement and end the conflict.
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Army
National Guard
Vietnam
Cambodia
U. S
Maude McGohan
Monroe
Establishment Demands From Readers On College Demands
A reader argues that colleges face pressure from liberal politicians and radical students. The letter calls for removing left wing professors and imposing strict discipline with expulsions and potential civil and criminal actions for violations.
New Roads Condition Prompts City Tax Debate
Ernest Vitori argues the city should fix older patched streets like Manchester Road rather than focusing on new road construction. He contends tax revenue is wasted while rough, bumpy roads persist and urges action from the City Commission to repave and repair.
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Manchester
City Commission
Ernest Vitori
Grand Ave
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