End Destructionism Now Nixon Calls for Immediate Desegregation
The piece urges swift enforcement of the Supreme Court's ruling to end dual school systems "at once" and end delay tactics by Southern districts. It praises the White House for a firm stand and Attorney General Mitchell's broad interpretation, calling on leaders to unite for real educational equality.
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Nixon
Supreme Court
White House
Justice Department
Mississippi
Mitchell
Department of Justice
Surfing In The Desert At Arizona State University
Desert surfing drew a group of college girls and boys to a 400-foot lagoon on the ASU campus. A student from Hawaii praised the mild desert waves while Hawaiian tourism officials wonder about surfers moving to the islands. The piece ends with a biblical quote as a closing flourish.
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Arizona Desert
Tempe
Arizona State University
Island
State
Hawaii
Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce
Missing Spitfire pilot story and space notes mix in column
A quirky New York report ties in missing American Spitfire pilot John Kenneth Haviland with a TV show appearance by Peter Townsend. It also mentions WWII aviators Robert Stanford Tuck and Adolf Galland, the Battle of Britain film, and Apollo 12 plans with Conrad and Bean surveying Surveyor 3 on the Moon.
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Cholin Hill
Peter Townsend
Townsend
Princess Margaret
London
Hill
Haviland
University of Virginia At
Charlottesville
Soulless Corporation
Merv
Elizabeth II
New York
Robert Stanford Tuck
Adolph Galland
Tuck
Eastry
Kent
Galland
Biggin Hill
Spits
Luftwaffe
Goering
Fatso
Hitler
Fuehrer
Earth
Apollo 12
Charles Conrad
Alan Bean
Surveyor 3
Conrad
Bean
Credit House
Middletown News- Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News- Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription costs for various delivery and mail options. Rates include per copy 10 cents weekdays and 20 cents Sundays, weekly 70 cents, in-city and suburban routes, and mail subscriptions both within and outside the trading area with annual prices.
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The
News- Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Boy
Rotor
USA
Voters speak. community urges patience and service
In the election outcomes, the paper congratulates the elected local officials City Commission and Board of Education, praising their sacrifice and urging citizens to support Middletown. It notes no candidates were "bad" and calls for unity and continued civic effort. Also, Opal Sparks reports a purse snatching on Curtis Street seeks return of purse keys and medical card.
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Middletown
City Commission
Board of Education
Opal Sparks
Curtis St
Nixon Has One Last Chance in Vietnam Debate
The column argues Nixon can split the Moratorium moderates from radicals by pursuing a Vietnam strategy. It blames the New Mobe and Cleveland antiwar speakers for fueling protests and urges honest mass media coverage to avert a collapse like France.
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Whiteside
U. S
France
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Red River
Hanoi
McCarthy Movement
Dien Bien Phu
Nixon
South Vietnam
Thieu
Thieu Ky
Richard Nixon
Sir Arthur Bryant
Hornets merit AP AA team rating, readers urge recognition
A Lemon Monroe alumnus urges AP AA poll inclusion for the Fighting Hornets after an 11 game unbeaten run and a Mid Miami League title stirring local pride. He cites 25 3 over three seasons 18 home wins and a 9 1 last year plus key wins over Lebanon Talawanda and Fenwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon-Monroe High
Fighting Hornets
Hornet
Ohio
Champs
Jefferson
Hornets
Monroe
Southwestern
Butler County
Gene Rice
Middletown Journal
Walter Squier
Roslyn Dr
Veteran Teacher Defends School Over Inflationary Vote Backlash
A Lebanon reader supports a longtime teacher amid backlash from recent school funding votes. The letter argues the man faces undue criticism tied to inflation trends and emphasizes concern for student progress and school system improvement.
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Lebanon
Low Rent Public Housing Sparks Debate in Middletown
A Middletown Journal report from October 22 1969 covers Mr Keays remarks on public housing. The letter asserts aid programs help working people and criticizes the womb to tomb claim while noting a divorced parent with one child earning 6350 yearly could buy a suitable apartment.
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Woodridge Park
Middletown
Woodridge Park East
Donna
Andres
Franklin St
Middletown Journal
Keays
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Jackson Gleason
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Atlas
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Silki
Gleason
the Journal
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Dave
John Chamberlain
Omaha
Nebr
Dan Whiteside
Washington
New Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
New Mobe
Cleveland
FBI
Arnold Johnson
U. S. Communist Party
David Dellinger
Mark Rudd
Chicago
Students For A Democratic Society
Jack Spiegel
Congress
Illinois
Communist Party
Irving Sarnoff
Southern California
Sidney Lens
Revolutionary Workers League
Revolution
Mobe
King Features Syndicate
George Hartman
Brotherhood
Dolores Howard
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