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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1970
Page
4
The IOC ban marks the first expulsion since 1896 as South Africa loses all Olympic participation for prohibiting mixed competition. the move follows warnings after 1964 and 1968 exclusions, upholding the rule against discrimination based on race.
The World Health Organization backs an anti cigarette action plan asking doctors and health workers to set an example by not smoking, including sessions at World Health Assembly meetings. A youth anti smoking campaign will need funding and effort, plus personal resolve to refuse cigarettes.
A surge of conservative energy backs private schooling as a viable alternative to public schools. Experts note voucher proposals could reshape city enrollments and empower teachers and parents with control, while public schools in urban areas face funding and governance pressures.
The rise of private schools is linked to parental belief in superior education free from political pressure. Citizens, including both white and black, show growing dissatisfaction with communities that prioritize agreeable politics over literate outcomes, affecting families across economic lines.
The piece argues that change is essential and driven by the young while warning older generations against resistance. It condemns violence as a tactic and promotes peaceful demonstrations as the American tradition, urging gradual racial attitude shifts and pollution action.
John Chamberlain argues that despite a stock market drop, U S industrialists finance new capital plants. Pierre Rinfret notes large planned increases in long term external financing and sector spending. He predicts higher rates, while construction demonstrations bolster Nixon policy and the idea that future prosperity relies on sustained investment.
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A critical look at Steven Kelman’s Push Comes to Shove detailing his four years amid campus protests from 1966 to 1970. The review praises Kelman for balanced democracy oriented radicalism while denouncing extremists as undermining authentic change.
The speaker laments how many radical intellectuals scorn ordinary people and resent wealth. They warn a sizable portion could seize police power quickly if empowered.
A reader urges Miami and Middletown students to collect trash at the old Ohio State Highway garage and in town. The letter criticizes social theory and calls on the public to act, jokingly proposing the slogan Operation Putrid and urging a local committee to organize cleanup efforts.
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