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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1969
Page
4
The piece links corporate dishonesty to anti establishment sentiment among youths. It cites price fixing and FTC findings that truck makers fraudulently sold older vehicles as new, arguing such deceit deepens distrust of society and fuels rebellious attitudes.
The piece weighs whether the ABA should veto or guide presidential choices for the Supreme Court. It cites Nixon and Burger and Haynsworth, notes predecessors sought advice, recalls Brandeis opposition and Taft’s later apology, and argues counsel from the Bar is prudent despite imperfect lawyers.
The piece argues that Communist polycentrism changes how policymakers assess aggression. It notes Ho Chi Minh’s Hanoi and Hanoi’s allies pursue expansionist aims independent of Moscow or Beijing. The key test is whether states are quiescent or imperialist, with polycentrism not negating imperialism.
Mrs. Bernard Ashcraft, a Louisiana hurricane survivor, leads a community effort to collect supplies. A station opens Tuesday at 1 p.m. through Saturday 9 30 p.m. at 1834 Central Ave in a space donated by John Brown. Donations of canned goods salt sugar coffee cereals sheets blankets and disposable diapers are most needed. Volunteers are welcome and local groups Fenwick students and a church class will help. Call 424 1514 or 422 4056 to volunteer.
The piece argues that a proposed House bill to strip private foundations of tax exemption for political activity may violate Supreme Court precedents. It notes past rulings protecting labor unions and press freedom from bans on political commentary and questions whether foundations can be penalized for expressing views. The discussion cites cases on the Federal Corrupt Practices Act and the Railway Labor Act to challenge tax penalties on speech.
A fragmented clipping shows discussion on right to work policies drawing attention from state lawmakers. The item notes advocacy groups and opposition voices shaping the public debate amid ongoing political activity at the state level.
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The document discusses AFL CIO concerns on tax reform including closing loopholes and taxing union income, urging broader application to unions. It also covers building trades restrictions on prefabricated materials, noting how boycotts raise home costs, limit housing supply, and affect employment opportunities for workers including potential expanded apprentice access for Black labor.
Readers defend Jones as a thoughtful young leader despite campus liberalism and SDS criticism. They urge support for free enterprise and personal initiative, citing The Ten Pillars of Economic Wisdom. A separate letter laments Middletown police beating a possum during Studio Theater work, questioning police tact and animal welfare.
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