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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1970
Page
4
The House Appropriations Committee backs another 290 million for the supersonic transport while critics say the gov ernment share could reach five billion or more. Opponents warn the SST risks an economic fiasco environmental damage and social outrage, outweighing any public benefit.
Dr Dean C Yager reports fish can discriminate colors and may respond to colored light. The psychologist trained fish to strike only at colored light and suggests this could guide anglers to optimize lure shade.
In Jackson Mississippi protests follow the shooting of two black students as Highway Patrol fire on a dorm crowd. Mayor Evers urges nonviolence while a biracial panel investigates. Federal voices call for a grand jury to consider murder indictments amid mounting tension.
An editorial urges readers to stay home on Decoration Day or drive with extreme care. It notes holidays disrupt work weeks, advocates moving holidays to Mondays, and warns that careless and slow drivers pose safety risks on the roads during long holiday breaks.
Washington lawmakers clash over funding for Cambodia operations as the administration pursues troop withdrawals. Ford highlights captured materiel and rice stocks as evidence of communist capability. Nixon seeks to push peace talks with North Vietnam, urging broader Soviet and Chinese involvement to end the war.
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday edition prices, with 10 cent weekday copies, 20 cent Sundays, 70 cents weekly, and yearly rates of 21 dollars in town, 30 dollars in trading area, and 38.02 dollars outside the U.S. All subscriptions are payable in advance. What began in 1857 remains the newspaper’s foundation.
William F Buckley Jr reflects on USIA clash with Pravda over a Siberian exhibit and a silent Czech documentary. He notes Soviet officials and Pravda attack USIA while praising intelligent interlocutors despite political rancor and disbelief in their own history.
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