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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1966
Page
4
An Arizona discussion urges a statewide study of smog threats to Phoenix and Tucson while mining interests resist broad harm definitions. A Midwestern city faces a five year residency rule blocking outsiders from a Urban Renewal Office post, provoking debate over local talent protection versus merit.
Jim Bishop recalls a dull night at the New York City desk when a stranger admitted killing his wife Mamie and gave the scoop to Fish and Game editor Hurley amid a city room filled with odd characters, drinks and a Mary Pickford distraction.
Washington views the Saigon civil faction struggles as a test for U.S. mediation and patience. Buddhists and military leaders demand faster elections while fearing Communist takeover. Washington hopes for a united anti Communist front and eventual democratic settlement. The London Telegraph warns the U.S. must persevere and “soldier on” toward a peaceful, self determined Vietnamese government.
Liberals and public power supporters in Maine threaten a split over the Dickey Lincoln project to dam the St John River in northern Maine. Supporters cite Interior Department backing and Kennedy Johnson era promises while opponents led by conservationists and United Mine Workers warn of ecological harm and questionable economics.
McMahon gathers data while a stranger lays a pistol and twine on a desk blotter. Frayed facial scratches indicate a confrontation as Barth tests the idea of a mystery. The dialogue closes on an unsettled, tense note.
Mrs. W. L. Stuart of Springboro argues to curb inflation via price controls and criticizes tax cuts while praising homemaker thrift. A second reader condemns go-go dancing as immoral and unsuitable for the community.
Paul Harvey argues that federal aid pressures schools to ban classroom prayers and curb conduct, citing campus unrest after Supreme Court rulings. He praises Florida College Tampa for self sufficiency, free of federal money, and promotes a conservative program of discipline, religion, and patriotism as alternatives to public funding.
A humor column notes the Defense Department drafts 100 optometrists, joking about 20 20 vision and uniforms for the Army while defending the move as farsighted. It compares Wall Street riders and recalls Trinity Church on Broadway as a landmark of investment lore.
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