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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1971

Page

4

Waste not want not as national policy urged

The piece argues for a stronger national shift toward waste reduction and reclamation. It notes private sector and government roles in conserving resources, cites aluminum can recycling programs expanding to steel and steel aluminum cans, and calls for formal policy to formalize the ethic. It ends with a biblical quote urging embodied living.

State Lottery For Education Advocated In Letter

A Middletown reader urges putting a state education lottery on the November ballot, arguing it would fund schools without an income tax and that opponents unfairly link vice to lottery. The writer calls for personal responsibility to clean up crime-producing environments and improve the town.

Gov. Gilligan Ohio Cacade of Progress

Real Values Of Spring Cleaning To The Editor

A reader asks about the true value of spring cleaning and its practical benefits beyond tidying up. The inquiry explores mental clarity, routine, and household efficiency as outcomes of a seasonal cleanse.

What Is A Reporter according to John Chancellor

NBC newsman John Chancellor argues reporters are not tools of politics but observers who meet the poor and the dispossessed and develop skepticism about rhetoric. He says reporters favor rational solutions and action, regard violence as rarely solving problems, and sit in the difficult extreme center amid Left and Right pressures.

New York John Chancellor American Civil Liberties Union NBC New Left Washington Extreme Center

Chess Not Dominoes Romulo Analyzes UN Reform

Carlos Romulo, Philippines secretary of Foreign Affairs, visits New York after SEATO talks. He warns UN reform may require three tier voting and regional weight, notes Japan’s rise and Peking’s UN fate, and argues the game in Asia is chess not dominoes. He presses for UN Charter revision via Security Council action in 1972.

Carlos Romulo Philippines New York City Seato Sessions London China Washington Philippine Islands Taiwan Romulo Carlo Romulo Peking San Francisco Soviet Russia Security Council Maldive Islands Mauritius General Assembly U.S India Japan New York Secretary General Thailand Thanat Khoman

Buckley on War Powers and Congressional Limits

William F Buckley Jr argues that Senator Stennis Javits proposal could redefine war powers by limiting presidential troop deployments without Congress consent. He criticizes Mansfield adds troop withdrawals, notes liberals shift against executive power, and suggests earlier declaration of war might have altered Vietnam. He favors constitutional principle over partisan advantage and cautions against graduated responses in a nuclear era.

Senator Mansfield Europe Mansfield Congress Stennis Americans For Democratic Action Nixon Franklin Delano Roosevelt Globe Pearl Harbor

Self propelled amphibious dredge inventor and notes

Oliver Evans of Philadelphia invented the self propelled amphibious dredge in 1805. New Zealand consists of two main islands and smaller outlying ones. Whiffletree is the movable cross bar for horse drawn vehicles. Enzymes are proteins found in all living matter. A char a banc is a long vehicle with many seats for sightseeing. The average public pool holds about 250000 gallons. Mayor Kevin White of Boston says one in five residents are on welfare.

Oliver Evans Philadelphia New Zealand Kevin White Boston

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Archive Note

Advertisement lists subscription prices for Middletown Journal including daily 15 cents weekdays 25 cents Sunday 80 cents weekly 3.47 via motor route options 3.20 four weeks 30 per year mail, 38 outside U.S. Founded 1657.

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