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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1970
Page
4
More than half a million Eastern European tourists visit Vienna yearly and buy like crazy. Shopkeepers, many former Eastern Europeans, sell bankrupt stocks and factory seconds to keep prices down as brisk business continues. Tourists buy items for use and beauty and also for prestige, mirroring Western shoppers on vacation.
Bert Parks, longtime Miss America host since 1955, angered women's liberationists with remarks calling the militants disgruntled. In a TV Guide interview he suggested unresolved personal issues behind feminist anger and questioned their sexuality, likely provoking sharp rebukes at Saturday's finals.
Brian Moore and 11 Peace Corps volunteers in Panama were dismissed after publishing a letter opposing U.S. Vietnam policy. Panama officials and the U.S. ambassador cited a perceived interference as the reason, raising questions about U.S. prestige and the volunteers' personal futures.
Lovers of band music can enjoy the second Spectacular in Sight and Sound on Sept 19 at Barnitz Field starting 8 p.m. about 900 students from Fairfield to Middletown high schools perform non competitively, with proceeds aiding Band Camp costs. Admission is 1 dollar, children under six free, and the event is sponsored by Middletown High School Band Associates. The idea was sparked by Mr and Mrs Charles Fawns after a Milwaukee Music Festival. Band camps have been a tradition here since 1947, with 37 attendees at the first camp and 137 this year at Camp Campbell Gard under Jim Kalbaugh, with Mrs Charles Egleston as senior counselor for 24 years. The Spectacular promises marching formations, baton twirling, and new music, a highlight for area residents and participants.
Washington report outlines a pivotal 1970 midterm election as Nixon seeks broad congressional support. It warns of economic crisis, potential recession, and the risks of a divided Congress impacting Vietnam policy and domestic programs. It notes both parties are split and opines on possible outcomes depending on gains by administration or opposition.
The Journal announces subscription pricing for Middletown Ohio circulation. Rates include 10 cents for daily newspapers and 21 dollars annually by mail within the trade area, 30 dollars in the trade area outside, and 38 dollars outside the U.S. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
Professor Milton Friedman of the University of Chicago argues against corporate social responsibility. He says executives should serve stockholders, not impose political objectives with stockholder funds. The only social duty is to use resources to increase profits within open competition and legal rules.
The passage defends executives who balance stockholder duties with maintaining a stable corporate image to avoid public backlash. It discusses fears of anti business sentiment, Nader's Raiders, and the evolving role of corporations in public relations, noting Friedman’s call for clearer social responsibility.
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