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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1971
Page
4
The Supreme Court upheld a Seventh Circuit decision that requiring women to retire at 62 while men could work to 65 is discriminatory. It also declined to accept a Fifth Circuit ruling narrowing flight attendant eligibility, affirming equal consideration for men and women in employment.
A New York Times informal survey by Judy Kiemesrud finds celebrities abandon sheep counting for sleep. It highlights varied methods from Joe Namath's prebed pool game to a triple threat routine as alternatives to woo Morpheus.
The Congress has passed a federal law imposing up to one year in jail and a $5000 fine for using aircraft to hunt or harass any bird or animal, aligning with existing state bans that already cover non game animals in 35 states. The move follows public outrage over Wyoming eagle shootings.
A brief OCR fragment shows a biblical phrasing where Jesus extends a hand and declares the man clean, followed by repetition of the question. The readable portion hints at healing dialogue without broader context.
Richard Davies told a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee that three million Jews in Soviet Russia face no unique hardship beyond other Soviet citizens. The piece argues Moscow ignores Western detente aims and that Jewish discrimination is evident in education, military academies, and cultural life, citing Cohen's documents and statistics.
An editorial arguing the State Department misstates Jewish plight in Russia notes that for $1.25 a paperback edited by Richard Cohen titled Let My People Go presents a documentary counterview. The piece suggests the department could have consulted the book to reveal a fuller picture.
The Journal obsisued daily on the News Journal, Inc. Sproad at First Age, Middletown, Ohio, 45042. Entered as Second Class mail matter at Middletown, Ohio, Post Office. Subscription rates, per copy weekdays at newsstands 15¢ daily, 25¢ Sunday. Home delivery by newspaperboy 80¢ for seven days. By motor route $3.47 in 12 installments or $3.20 by shore. A 15¢ service charge for the month is made by motor route driver for placing the paper in Journal tube. By mail $30 per year in trading area and outside. Outside U.S. $18 per year. Founded in 1857.
Washington reacts as China's Chiao Kuan-hua condemns U S forces in Taiwan and Indo China while urging withdrawal from Korea. Nixon aims to open Sino relations and seek a Paris peace push, but Beijing's hostile tone complicates a new approach to Vietnam and UN recognition.
Analysis compares Kennedy and Muskie to Nixon era tactics and growth. Muskie shows strength with the broad Democratic middle but lacks youth appeal. Kennedy accelerates activity touching base with Chicago mayor Daley while signaling a possible Fourth Party shift, closing with a note that a Kennedy presidency could unite Republicans against Nixon.
A community letter urges memory of Pearl Harbor and condemns disrespect toward the U S flag and anthem by a Japanese couple in Middletown. The writer stresses loyalty, recalls Dec 7 1941, and asks neighbors not to forget the memory of those who died or suffered in the war.
The city weighs delaying Reinarta Boulevard work near Verity Park Way to free space for Post Office parking during the Christmas rush. Demolition on N Broad Street creates downtown parking. temporary surface south of the old CG&E building may be laid. Space for a dozen cars north of the building is available, with demolition not expected until January.
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