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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1968
Page
4
The article notes many senators may dislike the new financial disclosure requirement stemming from the Dodd case but argues it promotes ethical standards. It emphasizes individual responsibility, electorate accountability, and the Select Committee code to deter dubious morality while clarifying Senate expectations and supporting zealous public service.
NIH announced a promising synthetic medicine that may boost the body's virus-fighting system. Lab tests in rabbits mice and human cells suggest enhanced immunity with possible future cancer relevance. Public interest rises as winter illnesses sustain demand for relief from colds.
A reader defends J Edgar Hoover as the epitome of honor and service guarding the country from nihilism and lawlessness. The letter contends permissive politics undermine law enforcement and criticizes protest tactics while urging support for Hoover's analysis of the dangers posed by the New Left.
A parent recalls a definition from their son's American Government class debate notes. The definition reads that freedom is the responsibility to do what is right in the sight of God. The parent believes universal adherence would bring world peace.
Urban Sander of the Humane Association arranges reduced cost surgery for a sick child’s dog with a local vet, later covered anonymously. The group also runs a dog loss welfare letter and a Butler County membership drive to fund education and anti cruelty programs.
Washington analyst argues hijackings demand stronger safety measures and possible UN tribunals. He suggests pre boarding searches and two armed plainclothes guards on flights to Cuba, plus international extradition and dialogue with Havana via the Swiss embassy.
In two years at least 17 U S plane hijackings plus 11 Latin American and one Bahamas flight occurred with one fatality. Calls grow for maximum security and for returning hijackers to the United States for trial. Some hijackers may be Castro agents, while many are criminals seeking escape and protection in Cuba.
William F Buckley Jr discusses de Gaulle ailing France and the franc crisis. He argues speculators and a shift to free exchange rates shape outcomes, noting Bretton Woods limits and Milton Friedman influence. He links economic policy to political risk and warns of devaluation costs and Franco German tensions.
The Journal Published daily by the News- Journal, Inc. lists subscription rates for daily copies at 10 cents and Sunday at 20 cents. Carriers in city and suburb charged 70 cents weekly, with mail options and annual rates for trading and non trading areas. Outside U.S.A. subscriptions are $38 per year. Founded in 1857.
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