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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1969
Page
4
Dr. Roger Egeberg, assistant secretary for HEW, said a national health insurance program seems almost inevitable during congressional hearings on hospital costs. With daily rates rising from $67.59 now to about $100 by 1973, such a plan could simplify and stabilize health care funding.
Rep. Morris Udall described a rare clear day clouds over Tucson as a smog layer from auto and industrial fumes spread beyond big cities. He warned air pollution is now a national concern requiring broad regional action and noted crops have suffered in polluted air.
Buckley argues that California Supreme Court decisions blur clear meaning of life preservation in abortion law. He reviews the Belous case where a doctor referred an abortionist under pressure, leading to legal challenges and questions about doctor discretion versus state power. The piece advocates natural rights of the unborn amid uncertain statutes.
A columnist condemns reports of razor blades and pins hidden in Halloween treats in multiple areas. The piece urges parents to label gifts to identify offenders and warns against abandoning Beggar's Night, noting earlier acts like ice cube tampering were less severe.
The article analyzes the Supreme Court decision on school integration, noting it rejects state imposed dual systems and distinguishes desegregation from integration. It discusses de facto segregation, neighborhood schools, and the role of local districts in admitting students regardless of race while citing legal and political reactions, including President Nixon’s stance.
The Journal published daily in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for different delivery methods. Rates include 19c per weekday, 20c Sunday, 70c weekly, 321.00 yearly in-city mail, 300.00 outside trading area, 3800.00 outside USA yearly, all payable in advance.
Letter from John R. Perkins M.D. argues water fluoridation prevents dental decay, citing University of Michigan data and Kr 'ering Laboratory references. He notes 2.25 billion decayed or missing teeth in adults 18 plus, and calls fluoridation safe and essential for public health.
A Carlisle letter writer describes discrimination against families with children when seeking furnished apartments in the area. She questions whether property owners or parents bear responsibility and urges community action and church involvement to teach neighborly respect.
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