Women drivers debate fades as myths collide with facts
Janet Guthrie defends female drivers at Indianapolis and mocks the myth that women are inherently slower or less capable. The piece cites insurance statistics, mileage factors, and state experiments in rating to argue sex alone should not determine driving competence or auto premiums.
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National Safety Council
U.S
Bunkum
Safety Council
Ms. Guthrie
Indianapolis
Hawaii
Massachusetts
North
Carolina
New York
W. A. Siebenthaler Sr. President Jim Mills Managing Editor
W A Siebenthaler Sr named president and Jim Mills appointed managing editor in a brief ceremonial change at the newspaper office. The move shifts leadership roles within the organization, aligning with interim plans and organizational strategy.
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Jim Mills
Melancholy cycle of terrorism shadows Italian politics
The piece reflects on Aldo Moro's death as a martyr to constitutional government and warns that negotiating with the Red Brigades would betray his legacy. It notes the global indignation, the danger to parliamentary government, and the ongoing cycle of politically motivated crime. It cites Moro's 55 days of captivity and the limited legal recourse for captors.
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Aldo Moro
Italy
Pristian Democratic Party
Red Brigade
Moro
Red Brigades
Huntsville's Hunt Family Shaped Region and Yankee Road
Middletown Diary revisits Huntsville in Liberty Township, tracing its origins to Thomas Hunt born 1755 in New Brunswick. It recalls the Hunt family’s land purchase in 1800, their role in bridge and road construction, and the naming of Yankee Road. The piece notes Huntsville’s early amenities, post office from 1817 to 1844, and the eventual decline as canals and railroads emerged.
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Middletown
Hamilton-Lebanon Pike
Liberty Township
Thomas Hunt
Huntsville
Lulu Curryer Harlan
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Walter S. Harlan
Harlan
Ira Hunt Curryer
Daniel Curryer
Ira Hunt
Mrs. Harlan
Curryer Road
Hunt
Yankee Road
New Acadia
New Brunswick
French Canada
New Orleans
Longfellow
Evangeline
New England
Thomas
Ohio
Ira
State Road
Oxford State
Main Street
Daniel Doty
Arthur Jefferson
Kentucky
Virginia
Maryland
Doty
Jefferson
Hamilton
Bethany
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options with per copy pricing at newsstands 20c weekdays and 35c on Sundays. Home delivery 90c weekdays, 25c Sundays, motor routes 15c daily, 30c Sunday, plus annual mail rates 38 dollars USA and 46 outside USA.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Letter writers urge humane view of wildlife and praise Vial of Life program
In a reader letter, Dick Farnsworth argues humans harm wildlife through habitat destruction and calls for ecological balance to avoid endangering species. The piece also carries thanks from FOPA No.2 and AARP Middletown for the Vial of Life program, crediting volunteers, police and fire departments, local businesses, and residents who enrolled, with notes on pick up locations and assistance.
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Fopa No.2
Aarp of
Middletown
Life
Senior Citizens Building
Police and Fire
Clinton Street
Division of Police
Senior Citizens Center
Dave Lamphier
FOPA
Gladys McKee
AARP
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Rossville
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