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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1971

Page

4

Armstrong Leaves NASA for University of Cincinnati Faculty

The article notes Neil Armstrong's departure from NASA to join the University of Cincinnati faculty. It cites James Fletcher's regret and mentions Aldrin and Collins as already gone, highlighting potential disaffection among trained astronauts and urging congressional scrutiny.

NASA James C. Fletcher Neil A. Armstrong Aeronautics and Space Administration University of Cincinnati Armstrong Edwin E. Aldrin Michael Collins

Thorny Problem Out In Arizona

State officials face a thorny year with cactus rustling in Arizona. Cactus raiders target the saguaro in the desert while the Arizona State Agriculture and Horticulture Commission enforces permits and laws against removing or hauling cacti. The clash mirrors Old West lawmen drama in a modern desert setting.

Arizona State Agriculture and Horticulture Commission Arizona-Sonora New West

Seal Slaughter Sparks Hearings On Marine Mammal Slaughter

A surge of protests over seal clubbing prompts the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee to plan hearings on the slaughter of seals and other sea mammals. The hearings aim to spotlight practices driven by fur fashion rather than food, amid broader concerns about cruelty.

House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee

Middletown Opportunity School Pioneers Individualized Class

Middletown reporters observe Mrs. Lucy Ralston guiding an Opportunity Class of 43 students aged 13 to 18 in individualized learning. Supt. R W Solomon praises the program as a strong citizenship and vocational education model with 45 pupils now enrolled and a new staffer, Willis Porter. The initiative began September 1935 and later evolved into Edison School.

Opportunity School Lucy Ralston Solomon Hugh Butler Middletown Young Street School Dora Lons Mrs. Ralston Episcopal Guild American Association of University Women Public Library Bureau of Motor Vehicles Willis Porter Edison School Supi Robert Johnson

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details

The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday copy prices and delivery options. Rates include 15c per weekday, 25c Sunday, 80c weekly, motor route payments of 3.47 or 3.20, 15c monthly service charge, and mail subscriptions at 30 per year in or outside the trading area, 38 outside the U S.

The News Journal, Inc S. Broad First Ave Middletown Ohio U.S.A

Reston and the Chinese Revolution In Satirical Tone

The column mocks James Reston after his China trip and surgery at Anti-Imperialist Hospital. It cites Buchwald humor and cites Herberg Rostow and Dennert praise of the new China while lampooning Reston’s views and noting millions harmed in pursuit of its ideals.

Art Buchwald New York Times James Reston Mr. Reston China Buchwald Will Herberg Stalin Truman Joe Herberg Walt Rostow Benito Mussolini Reston Mussolini Jergen Dennert Life Magazine Wuhan

Pentagon Papers and the Diem Coup Reconsidered

The piece argues the Pentagon Papers confirm US involvement in the 1963 Diem coup, noting Lodge Conein and Taylor, and suggests public shock was unfounded. It cites The New Yorker and Morris West's The Ambassador as prior context and questions future action against Ellsberg.

Pentagon America Salvation Army United States Ngo Dinh Diem Maxwell Taylor Central Intelligence Col Lucien Conein Henry Cabot Lodge Diem Lodge Nhu New Yorker Robert Shaplen The New Ton Dinh Daniel Ellsberg

Mr Gilligan hasty parks decision draws reader critique

John D. Pieratt argues in a letter that Gov Gilligan rushed closing state parks while keeping lodges and cabins open, calls for scrutiny of the shutdown plan and asks for cost figures and alternatives. He notes camping rates, park revenue, and compares Ohio with Kentucky and Indiana. He urges exploring other park funding options.

Jesse Crout Mr. Gilligan Gilligan Ohio James Rhodes Cowan Lake Park Kentucky Indiana John D. Pieratt John St. Franklin

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Agency Congress Seal Slaughter George Crout Loreine Hudson Supt. Solomon the Journal William F. Buckley JR Mr. Reston’s John Roche U.S Yorker Shaplen Morris L. West Saigon West Maxwell Gordon Amberley Henry Cabot Dennis the Menace
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