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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1971
Page
4
Franklin citizens confront two school levies two days before election day. A renewal of 4 mills and a new 6 mill levy could raise 520000 to cover debts and operate through 1971-72. failure would trigger a 13.5 mill levy on a December ballot and potential early 1972 school closure.
A columnist contrasts Iran’s 2,500th Persepolis commemoration with the United States 200th anniversary. The piece notes Persian civilization’s long contribution, laments the European flavor of Iran’s festivities, and argues America should honor its heritage and self government in a distinctly American celebration.
Paul Harvey argues that voters must fairly grade Nixon's presidency using daily reports and monthly surveys. He warns against blind loyalty and suggests evaluating foreign policy, domestic crime, dollar integrity, and pollution. He notes a social example of a woman ready to divorce Nixon, yet urges balanced judgment without endorsing anyone.
Washington speakers label the 76 to 35 United Nations vote to oust Taiwan a breach of international law and U N principles. The piece questions why many allies joined critics, warns of long term damage to the UN and urges reform from within. It notes wide congressional dismay and the need for American diplomacy to uncover motives behind allied votes.
A Baptist deacon waits out a crowded Sunday bathroom door. His wife reads ads and obituaries, then notices an ornamental bookmark under the door bearing the verse Behold, I stand at the door and knock. The item’s humorous misread echoes through a mother’s morning routine.
Jeffrey Hart mocks U.S. policy as Congress debates lifting the Rhodesia chrome ore ban. He notes the 1966 UN sanctions, the shift to Soviet chrome at $72 per ton, and suggests the ore may still originate from Rhodesia. He highlights China’s imports and quips on Nixon外交 with Mao.
A reader laments U.N. two China policy and Nixon's trip to Peking. The letter argues Nationalist China expelled, Taiwan harmed, and Trumped by Red China. It warns of Soviet-Chinese split as dangerous to allies like Israel and Korea.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc at Broad and Firet Avenue Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, home delivery options by newspaper boy and motor route, and mail rates both inside and outside the trading area with payments in advance. Founded in 1885.
Letter from former Freshman High School staff praising improved spirit and atmosphere. They invite parents and citizens to visit the building during school hours to observe current activities. Signed by the school’s staff members.
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