Youth Vote Impact Grows As 18 Year Olds Enter Ballot
Political scientists note historic low turnout by youth and similar views to elders but warn of changing dynamics. Alliance for Labor Action drives high 90 percent registration among high schoolers, skewing Democratic yet independent. UAW and Teamsters fund the effort. Marv Brody calls 18 to 21 voters a time bomb for parties. The outcome remains uncertain as the age group shifts into elections.
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Alliance For Labor Action
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
United Auto Workers
UAW
Marv Brody
Brody
Letters To The Editor Actions And Not Words
Louis Lakes of Franklin writes about his journey from liberal views to conservatism, recounting personal financial aid to others and failed loans. He argues many charities waste funds and calls for welfare reform with tighter oversight, urging readers to join a Welfare Anonymous movement.
Franksville Street Car Races Draw Loud Complaints
Resident urges action as car races on South Main and South River streets bring jet like noises. He notes Franklin’s growth has stretched police staffing and funding, and calls for more funding to support city operations. The comment reflects concerns over public safety and local event impact on residents.
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Indianapolis
S. Main Street
Franklin
South River
South Main
Journal review sparks discussion on No Prize for Second Place
Letter writer compliments Mr Sennet for a well written Friday review of Mr Gingerich book. They praise grammar but challenge his charge of spelling errors noting Feniig and Wenzel were misspelled in the article, asserting the book is spelled correctly.
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Mr. Sennet
Mr. Gingerich
Wenzel
Widow seeks rental home for eight children in ADC aid
A widowed mother with eight children ages two to thirteen needs a livable home within the area. She can pay up to 100 dollars monthly with Aid to Dependent Children support. Evicted previously due to funds held up, she seeks any suitable housing, rural or town, and has furniture. Call 424 0524 to help. Mrs. Alva Prater will coordinate.
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Salvation Army
ADC
Alva Prater
Labor unions fund big 1970 campaigns for Senate and House
A detailed ACA report shows labor affiliated groups contributed 1,767,044 dollars in 1970 to 41 Senate candidates, with winners and losers receiving funds. Major recipients include Harrison Williams and John Tunney. GOP donors ranged up to 21,150 dollars for Hugh Scott. The piece discusses disclosure, limits, and possible public funding to prevent conflicts of interest.
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Washington
Senate
House
Americans For Constitutional Action
ACA
Howard Metzenbaum
Democatiec
Ohio
Robert Taft
Harrison A. Williams, Jr
New Jersey
Senate Labor Committee
John V. Tunney
California
Stuart S»mington
Missouri
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Philip Hart
Michigan
Adlai E. Stevenson II
Timors
Frank Moss
Utah
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Winston L. Prouty
Vermont
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Congress
Ernest Hollings
South Carolina
Liberal church reform and Walpole era echoes raise alarms
The piece criticizes Episcopal Church New York diocese funding shifts from missions to secular outreach, denounces “stress areas” rhetoric, and questions the role of bishops like Paul Moore amid debates on GM South Africa, Vietnamization, and secular liberalism in the church. It links 18th century politics to modern church politics with sharp commentary on power, race, and ideology.
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Robert Walpole
Benjamin Hoadly
Church of England
Hoadly
Walpole
House of Lords
Episcopal Church
America
New York
Christ
General Motors
South Africa
St. Thomas Church
N.Y
Black Africa
Paul N. Moore
Episcopal Diocese of
Moore
Pike
Berrigans
Jesus
Bishop Moore
U.S
Berrigan
New Republic
Colorado facts on industry wildlife and recycling
Factographs report a mill in Cowdrey making fluorine for uranium separation and rocket fuels. Colorado hosts North America’s largest deer herd. Palisade’s fruit season length benefits from warm winds along Grand Valley. Aluminum Association notes about 73 million all aluminum cans were returned to recycling centers in Q1 1971.
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Hear Cowdrey, Colo
North America
Colorado
Grand Valley
Palisade
Colo
The
Aluminum Association
Journal subscription rates and delivery terms
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for weekdays and Sundays, motor route options, and mail rates. It notes delivery by newspaper boy, motor route, or mail with various periodic charges and a service fee for journal tube placement. Founded in 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Newsstaads
Newspaperboy
Journal Tube
U.S.A
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