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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1967
Page
4
A Howard University conference on health shows a widening white versus Negro health gap due to fewer doctors and facilities, high costs, and unequal care. It urges intensified cooperation between medical professionals and government to correct the imbalance in Americans’ health care.
In his Spring column William F Buckley Jr critiques Arthur Goldberg at the United Nations and weighs Javits likely Senate race outcomes. He speculates Goldberg seeks Javits seat and Javits could become UN successor, while Vietnam policy shifts loom and Johnson pressures rise.
The article notes Marianne Means Johnson turning attention to national political machinery, 19 months before the election. It cites visits to Illinois for a Chicago mayoral race and Rhode Island for a special congressional election, highlighting a broader national strategy within the Johnson administration.
A Middletown column honors student nurses during Nurses Week and invites public attendance at an open house at Verity Hall from 3 30 to 5 30 p m Wednesday. Readers are urged to send thank you notes to the School of Nursing in care of Middletown Hospital and express appreciation to those entering the nursing field.
Washington lawmakers confront the reality that wealthy individuals can fund political campaigns while less affluent people bear the cost of sustaining campaigns. The new law emerged from haste and opened vast financial avenues to support relatives in politics. The article argues for better funding systems instead of blocking rich entrants, noting the need to reduce pressure from heavy contributors on campaigns.
The Journal lists per copy prices for weekday and Sunday editions and outlines subscription rates by mail and year. It notes a seven day mailing option, annual costs of 24 dollars within the U.S. and 38 dollars elsewhere, and that the paper was founded in 1857.
Jim Bishop notes spring arrives gently with vivid imagery of pussy willows and forsythia, comparing nature’s revival to a playful tease. He contrasts season chores and scents with light humor, ending with a playful gag about a Yankee game and a chubby baby in a stroller.
The Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC uses thirty six Doric columns each representing a state at Lincoln's death. Four plaques list the states existing when the memorial opened in 1922. A separate note mentions the 4H Club as a national extension program linking the USDA, land grant colleges, and counties.
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