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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1972
Page
6
A federal study reports Americans favor nostrums over science in health care with many doubting medical bans on useless cancer cures. It cites widespread belief in vitamins for energy and willingness to try friend-endorsed treatments, urging modern health education and critical evaluation.
The famed host Toots Shor relaunches his saloon at 54th Street near Fifth Avenue after a year and a half away, with plans to feature daily appearances by notable figures. The piece recalls his West Side roots, prior locations, and his status as a literary and social centerpiece in New York.
Pyotr Yakir, son of a Soviet general executed in a Stalinist frame, spent 17 years in a labor camp. Khrushchev’s secret speech revealed Yakir and other generals as victims of paranoia. Upon returning to Moscow, Yakir led calls for greater intellectual freedom and minority rights.
Warren County officials stay in harmony though no vote occurred. Commissioner South announced his daughter Janet had a nine pound five ounce boy, and Dr. Cornett gave a dollar to South for the newborn. Hildebrant quipped about a new custom, and the group laughed at the gesture.
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. lists prices for daily and Sunday editions, motor route and mail options, and payment terms. Rates include 15c per-copy weekdays, 25c Sunday, 80c weekly, motor route plans at 3.47 or 3.20, a 15c monthly service charge, and annual mail prices of 30 dollars within the trading area and 38 dollars outside, with advance payment required.
In a sweeping look at the wheat purchase, Tom Braden notes perceived impropriety in Agriculture Department notices but argues the larger story is the shift in U S Russian trade. Secretary Peterson frames a broad finance plan as a path to jobs and growth, with Russia seeking wheat machinery and consumer goods in exchange.
A reader denounces local bookshops for selling obscene paperback titles and cover art arguing pornography harms children. The writer calls for action to remove such books from Middleton area stores and urges local effort alongside the Billy Graham Crusade.
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