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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1970

Page

4

Prejudice In Textbooks Highlights Bias In Social Studies

A study by the Anti Defamation League of Bnai Brith finds 45 widely used junior and senior high school social textbooks offer uneven, biased or incomplete portrayals of minority groups. The report notes weak treatment of Negro inequality, minimal coverage of Nazi persecution, and stereotypes of Mexicans and Jews, urging scrutiny of current texts.

United States Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith America

Ohio State editor reports student group seeks higher education support

A letter from Roger at Ohio State University describes a new student group Ohio Students and Citizens for Higher Education urging support from taxpayers and voters. The petition seeks to bar rioting students and deny admission to those from campuses receiving state aid.

Roger Ohio State University Co.s.u. Engineering Ohio Students and Citizens For Higher Education Columbus

National Guard Support Call Letter to Congress and President

The memo urges public backing for the National Guard amid civil disorder and harassment. It stresses guardsmen defending themselves against demonstrators using missiles and gas, and asks readers to contact congressmen and the president. It also touts Bob Jones University in Greenville, urging alumni support and donations.

National Guard Donna J. Henson Franklin

Bob Jones University Sets Standards for Student Conduct

The catalog states attendance is a privilege not a right and may be forfeited for nonconformance to institutional standards. The policy allows withdrawal of any student deemed not to fit the spirit of the institution ensuring a campus free from demonstrations, strikes and violence. The campus is described as 4,500 happy.

Bob Jones University

End of 20 Year Homer and Opal Tingle Radio Run

Reader defends Homer and Opal Tingle against a May article headline calling their long running program corny. Letter argues the couple uphold principled, praiseworthy values and deserves respect for rural optimism and community ties.

Homer Opal Tingle Opal Ohio State Employment Service Butler Warren Counties

Soviets Use Egypt Move to Pressure Israel and Nasser

Joseph Alsop argues the Soviet air and missile presence in Egypt turns the Suez region into a safeguard for Nasser and a constraint on Israel. He notes U S promises to Israel tied to limiting attacks, and warns the situation is unstable and potentially explosive as a broader war of attrition resumes.

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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Facts

The Journal is published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio. Subscriptions priced by copy and by mail, with rates listed for city, suburban, trading area, and outside U S. All subscriptions are prepaid. Founded 1857.

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Reprinted Campus Ground Rules Spark Debate by Professor

A history professor Dr K Ross Toole of the University of Montana writes that campus rebels threaten social progress. He urges clear ground rules on campuses and expulsions for demonstrators rather than police. The letter condemns youth preoccupation with the mind and psyche and calls for a return to firm authority at home and in schools.

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Old fashioned youth movement found in 1969 surveys

Paul Harvey notes a rising trend among young people toward home canning, gardening, sewing and do it yourself crafts. Surveys reveal many students and nonfarm youth embrace practical skills in kitchens and gardens, amid a broader cultural resurgence.

Union Fork and Hoe Co Ohio State University

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Paul J. Day Christ State of State of Ohio Ohio State P.O. Box Robert Hollenbaugh Earl Ave Greenville S.C Bob Jones Joseph Alsop Washington Middle East the Journal Paul Harvey Kerr Glass Kerr
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