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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1970
Page
5
Bernard Gavzer outlines a self-protection series arguing that crime rises with social factors and that individuals can reduce risk through practical security measures. He contrasts police power with personal vigilance and surveys thief perspectives to guide safer routines.
In Logan Utah AP a group of northern Utah farmers staged a threshing bee to show pre modern harvest methods. More than 1500 spectators gathered at the Zollinger farm to watch 20 farmers operate 18 antique machines performing cutting threshing compacting and baling wheat and straw. Two horse teams powered an early threshing wheel during the demonstration.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy tells Boston University students that apostle of force rhetoric on campuses fuels political panic. He blasts demagoguery from politicians and urges students to lead against violence while calling for criminal sanctions against forceful disruption.
A National Reading Council study found 18.5 million Americans struggle with forms for Medicaid benefits, driver licenses, welfare, and medical aid. Louis Harris and Associates interviewed 1,685 people under a $40,000 contract, with 34 percent failing Medicaid forms, 8 percent driver licenses, 7 percent Social Security forms, and 3 percent welfare forms.
A compiled survey shows the typical American consumes eight pounds of pickles annually along with eight pounds of hot dogs four and a half pounds of potato chips and five and a half pounds of butter.
Noel Field, 67, former U.S. State Department official who vanished behind the Iron Curtain in 1949 and defected to Hungary with his wife in 1954, died Saturday in a Budapest hospital.
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