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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1968
Page
4
Opinion columns condemn the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as a national tragedy and urge Americans to reject violence. The piece recalls Kennedy's death, calls for nonviolence, and stresses unity against racism while embracing King's faith and teachings.
A letter reflects on Martin Luther King Jr. being shot in Memphis and urges unity across races. It laments political agitation, defends rights, and calls for renewed democracy while criticizing party newsletters and alleged actions against Senator Lausche.
A reflective editorial argues civil rights are a two way street urging nonviolence by both races. The piece condemns violence, recalls biblical and historical violence, and warns that corruption and war resemble past devastations. It frames justice and freedom as universal ideals tested by actions.
The Middletown Journal lists daily, Sunday, and mail subscription prices. Rates include 10c per weekday, 15c Sunday, 60c weekly, 15.00 yearly in trading areas, 24.00 outside trading area, and 38.00 outside the USA. Founded in 1857.
A reader defends 15th Avenue residents against Mr s Ashland Howard s critique noting noise from children while acknowledging some homes need upkeep. The writer argues the street reflects their community and rejects blanket judgments of Black residents.
The Ohio Democratic Executive Committee faces critique over policies by leaders Neipp and O Grady and an $18000 annual salary drawn from small donor contributions. Critics warn continued policy choices could show pressure groups controlling the party and allege a Trojan horse tactic against Senator Lausche.
In the final week of the 1968 campaign volunteers urge all Warren County residents to support crippled children and adults. The Honorary Chairman thanks past donors and calls on those who have never given to contribute, citing Luke 12 48 and praising the dedicated staff and workers.
Buckley argues Dr Martin Luther King Jr was a Christian minister and martyr but questions the political utility of his death. He critiques nonviolence defense after the assassination, notes King's faults, and urges upholding law while examining King's controversial rhetoric.
The piece weighs on Masaryk death and the Czech Communist takeover, noting the oddly staged scene of his death and the postwar political climate. It contrasts Lew Walt's view of Khe Sanh with broader Western reaction and hints at further revelations about Masaryk's final days.
Lloyd H. Shearer earns 100 dollars a week as the Kaiser Engineers Employee Club leads a drive to support his family of five with 18 dollars weekly milk costs and infant necessities. The Pennyroyal Baptist Church seeks pianos for Sunday School rooms with hauling and retuning arranged by the church. Contact numbers are 746 8335 and 746 8990.
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