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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1971
Page
4
Two letters from readers praise today’s youngsters for helping a church buy a bus and staging a Cancer Carnival. Proud Mother credits youth initiative, with 30 booths, signs, prizes, and community backers, while Mother of Young Children urges adults to support good deeds.
The essay compares economic myths to a medieval quest for ultimate truth and criticizes President Nixon for a messy, improvisational approach to economic policy. It mocks the Office of Emergency Planning as ineffectual and warns that random budget moves could undermine public confidence.
A report from the Army Medical Research and Development Command compares short and long sleepers. It finds long sleepers more introverted and creative but less consistent at sustained tasks. eight hours restores function after 72 hours without sleep. Autumn begins at 11:45 a.m. Sept 23. IRS notes two tax form sets and cannot correct a computer error claiming a due filing failure.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for weekdays and Sunday copies, motor route and mail plans, payment terms, and rates. It notes a service charge by motor route drivers and annual rates for local and outside areas, with international pricing.
A letter to the editor defends Kathy Witt against a front page portrayal. Friends describe her as warm, sensitive, and deeply cared for others, noting her love of nature and desire to grow. They acknowledge her tragedy and urge awareness of drug dangers.
John Chamberlain argues Nixon has entered a postwar era without sufficient U.S. bargaining power. He cites Soviet strategic choices, Cuban submarine tracking gaps, and a weakened dollar shield as threats. Strom Thurmond warns of administration carelessness amid shifting power dynamics.
The New York Times reviewer targets the Doubleday book Winchell while praising the former Mirror’s writers and influence. A retrying space tale recounts astronaut Scott and Irwin recovering an eight foot lunar core from the moon and its return to Houston amid extraction woes.
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