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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1969

Page

4

What Hospital Records Show On Use Of Drugs

The article argues laws on marijuana are overly harsh and should be amended to reflect its actual impact. Dr. George Lundberg study of 90,000 Los Angeles County admissions found very few hospitalizations tied to marijuana, while nonprescription sleep aids, alcohol, tobacco, barbiturates, and amphetamines caused far more admissions and deaths. It notes marijuana's relative rarity as a cause of hospitalization and urges law reform aligned with its real societal role.

George Lundberg University of Southern California School of Medicine Los Angeles County Medical Center Lundberg

Germantown Diary Describes Tobacco Town Life in 1872

George Crout visits Germantown, noting its 1500 residents, tobacco processing plants, and 3,000,000 cigars produced annually. He describes town landmarks, new Town Hall, Twin Creek bridge progress, Saturday night promenades, gossip culture, post office expansion, street sprinkling pump, and church attendance figures across four denominations.

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Rohrer Distillery Expands as Demand Grows in Valley

While inspecting bridge progress, a writer visits D. Rohrer and Company distillery in Mud Lick Valley. Rohrer started eight years ago and uses 100 bushels of corn daily to meet rising demand for his product.

D. Rohrer and Company Mud Lick Rohrer

Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates In 1857

The Journal Published daily by the News Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices by delivery method. Rates include 10 cents per week for city street delivery, 20 cents for Sunday, 70 cents weekly by newspaper boy, 37.00 yearly by mail in territory, 30.00 yearly outside territory, and 38.00 yearly for outside U.S. all payable in advance.

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Hanoi War Exports In 1968 Parallels U.S. Draft Burden

Joseph Alsop argues Hanoi sent nearly 350000 North Vietnamese troops to the South in 1968, almost three year-classes, while mid 1969 cutbacks to 3500-4000 monthly reflect a failed protracted-war theory. He notes VC erosion and withdrawals affecting future offensives and questions Nixon’s troop drawdown.

Washington United States Hanoi North Vietnam

Viet Cong Structure Erodes as Hanoi Faces Dilemma

In Vietnam, persistent erosion of the Viet Cong structure jeopardizes southward operations. Reduced manpower exports from the North weaken large units that retreat to remote bases, hindering VC protection and prolonging the protracted war. Hanoi's next move remains uncertain as the situation worsens.

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Memoir Critique Highlights Leaks at Top Levels

A harsh review of C. L. Sulzberger memoirs notes top officials as sources of leaks. It recalls a White House threat, daily top secret briefs, and a Saigon cable episode revealing how leaks spread. Dean Rusk is mentioned with amusement at the incident.

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Harris crisis shocks Democratic leaders over Vietnam clash

Sen. Fred Harris amid a bid for the presidency angered Hubert Humphrey and others by privately proposing a partisan confrontation with the Nixon administration over Vietnam. The luncheon for liberal Democrats drew protests from AFL-CIO and party figures who warned Harris as national chairman cannot speak for the party as a whole. Nixon called for a moratorium on dissent in the national interest.

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