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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1969
Page
4
Indignation rose as reports confirm a continuing HEW blacklist of scientists including Nobel laureates and deans. Critics say policies clash with federal grants, clearances, and advisory roles, urging Secretary Robert H. Finch to act promptly to end the practice.
Ohio Senator Stephen Young, 80, says he will not seek re election after two terms in the Senate. House Speaker John McCormack, 77, plans to run again and seek another term as speaker despite questions about his office. The piece weighs age, leadership, and possible reforms, noting Young appears forward looking while McCormack seems less effective. A biblical verse from Psalm 139 closes the column.
William F Buckley Jr argues the Supreme Court ruling on desegregation will push some white families from the South to relocate for segregated education, while others accept change. He notes mixed Southern reactions and warns against retaliation toward Black students as the region adjusts to integrated schools.
Elizabeth Taylor and Liz's husband visit a pub in Shepperton after filming Anne of the Thousand Days. Taylor buys papers from a newsboy, boosts a firemen’s fund, and jokes about future work. Cartier designs eye a $1 050 000 diamond drawing a 6000-viewer crowd. George Jessel quips about Nasser message delays with Kosygin and Suez rumors.
President Nixon appeals to the silent majority to explain why peace has not arrived in Vietnam. He cautions that demonstrations by antiwar forces encourage the enemy and would end in disaster for South Vietnam and the United States. He warns against precipitate withdrawal and urges continued US support and negotiations with Ho Chi Minh.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc announces subscription rates for various delivery options. Daily copies cost 10 cents on weekdays and 20 cents on Sundays with weekly and yearly mail rates for in town, trading area, and outside regions, including international pricing and advance payment requirements.
Ohio editors heard a forecast of a Mars mission proposed by NASA with a November 12 1981 launch date. The plan envisions a two year crewed mission possibly including up to a dozen men no women landing on Mars August 1982 with return to Earth in November 1983.
The writer condemns sport hunting as savage while criticizing affluent safaris and mocks poverty classifications. They question government aided housing for the middle class and discuss tax-funded apartments and regulatory limits, proposing a cynical relief-and-work critique.
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