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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1969
Page
4
The editorial condemns Egypt's President Nasser for inflammatory calls to war. It argues his hostile stance endangers Arab Israeli negotiations and risks jeopardizing a potential detente amid shifting Soviet US mediation and arms support to Israelis.
A fake cancellation notice targets the World Federation for Mental Health causing a humorous scare about a worldwide meeting in Washington. The hoax claims poor US cooperation but the conference proceeds as planned with discussion likely on the pranksters mental health.
Industrial reporter John Chamberlain argues subsidies breed inefficiency and entrench politics. He cites Jaye Dyer of Apache Corp and Pat Moynihan’s team, urging tax incentives to spur housing, environmental solutions, and broader social aims while avoiding subsidized byproducts.
The Dyer proposals are submitted for consideration by the Housing and Urban Development department. The document outlines aims for housing policy changes and urban development funding allocations to address affordable housing and neighborhood revitalization. The proposals specify implementation milestones and evaluation criteria for program grants.
The Golden Age Club moves to 1905 Columbia Avenue in the former Barkelew building. It seeks donations of tools and sewing equipment to support elderly members and plans a five day work week with strong attendance. A stray dog found near Countryside is being held at the Humane Association shelter for 10 days. if unclaimed, it will be disposed of.
Joseph Alsop analyzes a new Hanoi Politburo rift as Le Duan pushes for larger North Vietnamese manpower and broad escalations in South Vietnam. Truong Chinh seeks to curb war pressure while warning against isolating the party. The dispute tests Nixon's policy amid rising casualties.
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with per copy costs for in city and suburban delivery and mail options. Rates cover in area, outside trading area, and international, all payable in advance, with the paper founded in 1857.
The piece critiques Spiro Agnew’s rhetoric and asks how far a vice president may act independently. It compares past leaders, questions presidential responsibility, and argues the president must set policy with the buck stopping in the Oval Office.
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