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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1966

Page

4

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Juvenile Problem Needs An Answer

The editorial urges coordinated county and city juvenile authorities, a master plan, and funding for improvements. It calls for seminars with officials and citizens, parental education, and a potential STITCH program, plus a spring survey on unreported crime to inform prevention efforts.

Phyllis Hayes Butler County

There Is No Such Thing as a Dismal Morning

Norman V Peale recalls a rainy Indiana morning and a cheerful stranger who survived a near fatal crash. The dialogue leads to a life transforming lesson on gratitude and the abundance of blessings, linked to a Florida will praising God and family.

Indiana William Law Samuel Johnson John Wesley Edward Gibon

Linton Allen Blessed by Happy Gratitude Find

Fragmentary note hints at Linton Allen’s wealth or blessings, describing a moment of perceived fortune and gratitude. The terse text suggests a personal reflection rather than a formal report, with no clear names beyond Linton Allen and an emphasis on luck.

Juvenile Delinquent Thoughts From Chief Sparks Debate

Police Chief James Howerton weighs juvenile delinquency across roles from teacher to judge and victim. The piece argues youths reflect society, environment, and rights, while a lighter note mocks a short cut in a military shirt alteration and a columnist's nephew in a teen rock group.

James Howerton Journal Howerton

Ruth Montgomery Encourages Confidence for Students

Ruth Montgomery urges readers not to fret about students. The Washington item notes the novelist Thomas Wolfe’s idea of “Go Home Again” contrasts with current worries, framing renewal and reassurance in educational paths.

Washington Thomas Wolfe

Reliving Baylor’s Woman’s Day Convocation Reflections

The author recalls returning to Baylor University for Woman’s Day, sharing meals with students, and observing campus life during integration. He notes reverence in daily prayers by Laurel Society members and an awards banquet where a senior tapped a junior for character and leadership. An Oriental student from Hong Kong is highlighted among honorees.

Baylor University Baylor Laurel Society Larue Hong Kong Southern University Texas

Retirement blessings for the working man in an era of rising costs

The piece argues that many blue collar workers gain freedom and new activities in retirement, contrasting their modest pensions and Social Security with executives. It notes higher job costs,tax burdens, and the growing gap between take home pay and retirement funds, suggesting working men pursue civic work and simple country living.

Considine Tom Dooley And Cardinal Blamed For Viet Nam War

The piece critiques Robert Scheer of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions for blaming Dr Tom Dooley and Cardinal Spellman for the Vietnam War. It cites Dooley's humanitarian work, Baylor University rooming changes, and antiwar sentiments at Stony Brook with references to George Phillips Susan Schwarts and George Ross.

Tom Dooley Cardinal New York Robert Scheer Center For the Study of Democratic Santa Barbara Ford Foundation Supreme Court William C. Douglas Scheer Tom Viet Nam Stanley Woodward Johnstown Altoona Cardinal Spellman U.S South Viet Nam George Phillips City College of New York Phillips Lexington and Concord Johnson Susan Schwarts State University

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