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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1969
Page
4
The United States ranks 13th in infant mortality and the main cause is poverty. Malnutrition and lack of prenatal care raise death risk in the first year. Dr. Frank Falkner says breaking the poverty cycle will lower the rate.
A tribute recalls George M. Verity as a fair humane editor adviser confidant and steadfast believer in courage and good will His steadfast faith in people contrasted with Jet Age doubts and is tied to his timeless character and leadership.
A reader urges one way traffic on a Sutphin Street alley to cut accidents at S Sutphin Street cross. The letter also questions school dress codes and calls for higher moral standards among teachers and staff.
A reader commends Mrs. J Kolodzik and Mrs. F F Overturf for their letters to the editor about schools and school boards. The note acknowledges thoughtful public input and supports constructive discussion.
A newcomer woman, recently naturalized, shares how voting behind a curtain mattered after living under Communist rule. She studied candidates, read on issues, and dressed for her first secret ballot. Her story urges readers who have always voted to value the privilege anew.
President Nixon urges a new inter American partnership with Latin America. He highlights cultural barriers and the need for mutual cooperation, noting progress and pitfalls in foreign aid and governance, and praising Governor Rockefeller’s inter American experience as guidance for policy.
President Nixon argues Latin American nations must own their own development and resist outside coercion. He cites Marshall Plan success and warns against assuming best cures for others, calling for partnerships rooted in each nation’s traditions and character.
The piece argues the inquest on Mary Jo Kopechne's death will define Sen. Edward Kennedy's career. It says shock after the bridge incident delayed judgment, praises truthful record as a turning point, and predicts Kennedy's future paths toward 1976.
The passage argues Kennedy never held the ludicrous view attributed by others. It notes the ambience around him was real while it lasted but faded, leaving him strengthened and wiser. It predicts he may emerge as a major leader in 1976, a needful development for the era.
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for daily copies and Sundays with rates for city suburban and mail deliveries. It states in advance payment and notes the paper was founded in 1857.
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