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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1970
Page
4
Frank R. Myers named general manager with Paul J. Day serving as managing editor, reflecting leadership changes within the newspaper. Details indicate a restructuring aimed at guiding the paper through upcoming coverage priorities.
The article notes so called urban problems expanding beyond big cities as populations rise toward and beyond 100 000 in 25 U S communities from 1960 to 1970. It argues that traffic, waste disposal and zoning affect mid sized cities like Garden Grove Hialeah Duluth Wichita Falls Livonia Lexington and Stamford as well as larger centers. It cites Mintos engine and non polluting propulsion advances as hopeful signs.
Marianne Means analyzes how President Nixon, while attacking GOP Sen. Charles Goodell of New York as liberal, aims to boost Conservative Party nominee James Buckley. White House polls show Buckley gains and Nixon may travel to New York to back him, signaling intraparty strategy to topple Goodell and rally conservative Republicans.
The Journal publishes daily with subscriptions for weekday and Sunday editions. Rates list 70 cents weekly in city, 1.00 weekly by mail in trading area, 30.00 yearly outside trading area, and 38.00 yearly outside the USA, all payable in advance. Pounded in 1857.
A reflective critique argues that speed in aviation and atomic threat threaten the planet and morality. Laws can curb industry but not individual behavior, as litter and social harms persist. The piece calls for personal responsibility to reduce pollution and crime alike.
Washington commentary argues UN Security Council should deploy a multinational force to free four hostages held by Palestinian guerrillas, warning that relying on Jordan alone risks failure and that hijacking requires firm international punishment and prevention. It urges collective measures under Article 51 if needed.
In 1969 Nixon aimed to cool politics while pushing action, but the record shows he sent 12 bills with 11 passed by the Senate, and vetoed education measures while firing the education chief. Agnew cites a need for restraint as Congress cuts billions from the budget, and welfare reform stalls amid heated rhetoric.
In 1871 Charles Darwin asserted that humans descend from a lowly organized form. He recalled Fuegians on a wild shore as a stark reminder of our savage ancestry and contrasted them with a heroic monkey who saved a keeper.
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