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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1970
Page
4
Middletown area group withdraws the Lets All Agree booklet after 150 parents and educators created 12 000 copies since 1964. They urge stronger parental ideals amid perceived permissiveness and offer remaining copies to church and youth groups. Signed by Ray Witte and local leaders in Middletown Ohio.
The Journal lists Frank R. Myers as Executive Editor, Dave Regan as General Manager, and Paul J. Day as Managing Editor, outlining core leadership for the publication.
Paul Harvey comments urge restraint as Ramsay Clark attacks FBI director J Edgar Hoover. Hoover counters by portraying Kennedy’s stance on hiring standards, lauds Hoover’s leadership, and warns Clark seeks national status. Hoover says he protected files and standards, keeping the FBI free of scandal.
A task force report finds Americans, including up to 90,000 surveyed youths, lack a consistent grasp of civil liberties. It highlights strong opposition to controversial statements and warns that poor education on rights threatens democracy and a free society.
Washington officials read intelligence signaling a coming severe action in Indochina within months, possibly in Vietnam or Cambodia. The piece credits Nixon’s Vietnamization and a standstill cease fire as reducing casualties while warning of risks to POWs, discipline, and long war weariness.
Washington noted rumors of cabinet resignations as a morale problem for career officials. The piece argues an internal executive structure blocks department chiefs from direct input to the President. It calls for a clearer, stronger administrative system to avoid politicized policy and mishandling of desegregation orders.
The article argues that the U S government is the world's largest business but lacks a unified management system. Career officers must adapt to new administrations, and when cabinet secretaries change, questions arise about forthcoming policy shifts and adjustments.
A notably confusing development in government operations centers on the handling of the school desegregation issue. The Department of Justice had cer.
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