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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1967
Page
4
The Journal discusses Henry Gregor Felsen’s series A Teen Ager's First Car which educates teens and parents on buying and owning a car. Editors praise the educational aim while dealers fear negative impact on legitimate auto sales though long term benefits may accrue. the piece frames the issue as cautious, not hostile.
A British invention, the portable electronic watchdog, wowed readers with its claims. It supposedly detects a mouse stirring from 20 paces and emits a howl 100 times louder than a dog bark when aroused. It requires no food, water, or nightly walks, making it appealing to those fearing burglars, though it cannot lick a hand.
In Alameda California veterans of the Doolittle raid gather to mark 25 years since the Tokyo strike. Only four of the original eighty remain active, with nine retirees last year. Navy leaders will escort Air Force crews aboard the carrier Oriskany to demonstrate modern deck launches, while two surviving raiders face a quiet toast to fallen comrades.
A marabou is a European Canadian Indians made canoes from white birch. Daniel Defoe, author of Robinson Crusoe, authored more than 30 books after turning 65.
Ohio Governor Rhodes gains prominence as a pragmatic conservative promoting Creative Localism through tax exempt revenue bonds and local enterprise. With Romney and Nixon in a possible stalemate, Rhodes could win support from Tower and Reagan followers as a backroom viable option.
Publication details list pricing for daily, Sunday, and mail subscriptions. Rates include 10 cent weekday copy, 5 cent Sunday, 60 cents weekly in-city delivery, 15 dollars yearly in-trading area, 24 dollars out-of-area, 38 dollars outside U S A per car, all payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
Middletown residents boast of vigilant police as Miami University freshmen Barney Toon Gary Viering stay with the Stoutenboroughs. A March 2 incident on Sierra Road led to police checking IDs and car registration amid suspicions of a stolen vehicle. On April 2 a larger police presence surrounded the home during a late night, with six cruisers and 12 officers responding after a neighbor alerted them. The incident, though driven by curiosity, raised concerns about thefts in the neighborhood.
A junior from Middletown High writes about The Else teen night spot, complaining that younger attendees aged 12 to 13 crowded the dance floor. She and four friends left early, urging a separate area for underagers to preserve an older crowd and avoid babysitting vibes.
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