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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1969
Page
4
Rep Betts of Ohio pressed a plan for voluntary answers to census questions except for core data. The House defeated the amendment by a small margin, affirming that mandatory responses are essential for accurate, confidential census data used in planning and analysis.
In the Soviet Union five Moscow Polytechnic Institute teachers were found guilty of taking 500 rubles each to pass students in exams. One educator admitted accumulating 3000 rubles in such bribes. The case highlights corruption even in an orderly system and notes how parents invest to promote their children.
Our Latin American neighbors seem annoyed with Nixon as he offers mere rhetoric on hemisphere problems. Church opposes Alliance for Progress, urges ending aid, and argues US must force democratic governments with economic power, sidelining multilateral routes. The writer flags legalistic flaws and questions future policy directions.
The piece outlines Newspaper Week from Monday to Saturday and quotes I William Hill of the Washington Star on reading a newspaper wisely. Tips include reading daily, avoiding headline obsession, seeking facts, evaluating sources, reading from both sides, and enjoying comics and puzzles.
Washington commentary argues that critics from AFL-CIO and some Senators seek to block Clement Haynsworth’s confirmation over perceived public affairs views and potential conflicts of interest. The piece contends judges should be judged on lawful doctrine, not political beliefs, to avoid politicizing the high court.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc. lists subscription rates including 10 cents per weekday and 20 cents for Sunday. Mail options vary by area with annual prices stated and advance payment required. Founded in 1857.
Readers debate foster care duties and Welfare Department roles urging Mr Shockey to open homes for children. A second letter questions truancy, race relations, and community action during past school and social tensions.
Factographs show interstates account for just one percent of Nation’s streets yet carry about 20 percent of traffic. Vacation and pleasure drivers alone typically travel around 50 billion miles annually on expressways.
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