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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1969
Page
4
The article notes rising affluence in Japan as wages climb and demand for nonessentials grows. Status shifts from radios and refrigerators to vacation homes, central heating, cars, air conditioners, and leisure facilities. Despite this, living standards remain below Western levels and public services lag.
Impartial Observation notes men increasingly wear longer sideburns and grow hair. some use hairpieces to suit trends. Bob Woodford of Washington sells short hair wigs for men seeking a neat job look while still enjoying other styles, calling the business a way to survive until fashion shifts.
Joseph Alsop analyzes President Nixon's warning not to lose a war in Vietnam and the high-stakes gamble. He traces Hanoi's aims, past Laos and Johnson-era breaches, and notes heavy enemy losses while U.S. forces shrink. He warns of a potential Hanoi offensive as troop reductions proceed.
Oregon Governor Tom McCall urges immediate action to curb pollution pesticides and population growth. He stresses shared responsibility for inaction, calls for prioritizing environmental protection in state and regional planning, and advocates a livable land base for forestry and agriculture.
The notice lists daily publication by The Journal published in Middletown Ohio with subscription prices. It shows per copy costs for weekdays and Sundays, weekly routes, and mail rates inside and outside the area plus a global rate, all payable in advance.
The bill proposes a four percent tax on charges for producing news items, photographs, and features for media. Senator Spong urges deletion, warning such a tax would single out the District of Columbia and raise constitutional questions. Justice Sutherland’s Grosjean ruling is cited to defend press freedom and against taxes that curb information. The piece warns that passage could set a dangerous precedent for taxation to suppress publicity.
A six year old in Carlisle Elementary rushes to catch the morning bus on the first day of school. He stays up overnight, wakes early, and persists until he finally boards the bus. The tale riffs on early rising antics and family routines.
Chamberlain argues college turmoil will worsen in 1969 70 and urges prosecuting agitators while addressing legitimate student grievances. He cites British police critique of judges, recalls San Fernando Valley incidents, and warns Marxist groups like Aptheker Rubin Hayden must be prosecuted.
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