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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1971
Page
4
European manufacturers reportedly develop cheap throwaway cars designed to be scrapped after thousands of miles. The idea raises safety and junk waste concerns, though some may embrace disposable convenience. The editorial doubts practicality and hopes the plan dies on the drawing board.
The United Nations approved a treaty making space powers liable for loss of life injury or property damage from launches. The Soviet Union agreed to arbitration of claims, but no enforcement mechanism exists. The move starts international space regulation for public good.
Middletown resident Daniel McCallay, 33, reflects on rising fortunes from clerk to partner, then lumber and grain business. He values family, home comfort, library reading, and novel reading as moral influence, noting income growth from 2,000 to 7,000 dollars and plans to expand his South Main home.
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Washington weighs the clash between President Nixon and AFL-CIO leaders over wage setting and antitrust limits on labor unions. The piece argues unions wield vast power, hindering pay restraint and inflation control, while Congress stagnates on anti monopoly reforms.
In a radio essay Paul Harvey condemns neglect of the elderly. He cites vanity surgery and grandparent housing as a symptom of a nation sending seniors to nursing homes or institutions. He notes federal spending on aging rising and studies favoring home or family care.
The study shows use itself does not affect morale if key sustainers are present namely health housing meaningful chores and outside social contacts. President Nixon warns youth cutting from the past risks leaving old people without a future and calls to support the elderly rather than abandon them. Tears over the bier cannot cleanse us or help them.
Essay argues Kissinger misreads Metternich in shaping detente era strategy. It contends Soviet gains in Eastern Europe enable pressure toward the Middle East and Asia, undermining U S aims in Suez and China. The piece warns of dangerous ambivalence and calls for tougher, clearer policy.
The Associated Press quotes Sen Stuart Symington urging higher domestic and lower military spending as he pleads in the Senate. A Church of England spokesman warns of growing black magic popularity in Britain attracting youths.
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