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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1966

Page

4

Silencing Jets No Simple Task

The piece discusses aircraft noise from jets as a growing nuisance and the need for government industry cooperation. It notes a presidential panel including the secretaries of commerce and housing and urban development to study solutions, with lawsuits and expanding jet service adding urgency. It also cites college enrollment and total higher education costs funded largely by tax money.

Johnson Secretaries of Commerce Department of Transportation

Mets test Stengel legacy as Westrum era begins

The piece argues Casey Stengel’s managerial greatness is judged by Mets results this year under Wes Westrum. If the club sinks, fans blame tight talent. if they rise, Stengel’s fame may wane. Spring Grapefruit League success tempers the legend and gate appeal.

Casey Stengel New York Mets Stengel Mets Wes Westrum New York Yankees Westrum Florida

Shrivers anti poverty staff drawn into controversy

Lawmakers spar over the Office of Economic Opportunity. Rep. Ayres cites 6,484 OEO employees earning 53 million in salaries this year while education alone would need far fewer staff. He urges a bipartisan probe as Powell blocks inquiry.

Washington House Education and Labor Committee Lyndon Johnson Congress R. Sargent Shriver Shriver William H. Ayres Ohio Education and Labor Committee Richar H. Poff R.-Va William C. Westmoreland Viet Nam U. S. Commissioner of Education Office of Economic Opportunity Rep. Ayres Ayres Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW U. S. Office of Education Office of Education OEO Powell D-N. Y House

Mexico Rides Toward Private Enterprise Under Bicentennial Influence

In Merida Yucatan John Chamberlain portrays Mexico as less socialistic than the United States. The Diaz Ordaz government grants land titles to farmers, expands private banking, and encourages a capitalistic backbone while maintaining a welfare base. A local guide Frank envisions private enterprise reforms in Merida, including car rental support for guides, signaling a shift toward individual opportunity amid the revolution’s legacy.

Merida Yucatan Mexico Party of Rio Grande U.S.A Lyndon Johnson Miguel Aleman Harry Truman U.S National Tourism Council Gustavo Diaz Ordaz Oaxaca Ommunal “Ejido Mexico City Castro Cuba Havana Frank Cuichen-Itza Horatio Alger

Combative World Wildlife Fund critique by Mrs Heming way

Mrs Ernest Hemingway uses World Wildlife Fund stationery to condemn civilized man for destroying habitats and species. The piece cites extinction risks, calls for trained biologists and wardens, and notes Eisenhower as honorary president with a broad donor appeal. It also mentions a satirical cigarette dream and stock exchange statistics for perspective.

New York Ernest Hemingway World Wildlife Fund Earth Lake Erie Mary Pacific Jefferson Place N.W Washington, D. C Dwight D. Eisenhower

Middletown memories on Fern Troutvine radio show

Erna Kaser from Middletown recounts childhood scenes before 1900 on a local radio broadcast. She recalls Main Street landmarks such as the Sorg residence and Opera House, Hartleys Confectionery, jewelers, Noahs Ark, Wilsons furniture and undertaking, Reed Brothers Bakery, shoe shops, millinery openings, and canal glimpses with a St. Bernard and canal boat detours. The reminiscence captures streetside shops, social rites, and daily life in a bygone Middletown.

Erna Kaser Sorg Opera House Hartley Fenzel Julius Simon A. T. Wilson Furntture Daisy Central Avenue Reed Brothers Wall Street Mr. Leonard Charles Greter Frank Gillespie Vanderveer St. Bernard Liberty Girard Avenue Sutphin Wardlow-Thomas

Paul Harvey Fan Tail Future Is Here

The piece traces private aviation from wood and canvas craft to all metal planes and jet age dreams. It notes gradual improvements, rising ground control, and the birth of private jets from North American Sabreliner to Lear and Jetstar as rocketry opens new horizons for the traveling professional.

North American Aviation Aero Commander

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