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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1966

Page

6

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Jesus Preaches in Nazareth Synagogue on Sabbath

In Nazareth Jesus returns to his hometown synagogue on the Sabbath, continuing his customary teaching and deeds as described in Luke 4 16. The passage marks a key moment in his early ministry and reception among locals.

Jesus Nazareth

No Conspiracy Found In Riots

Hoover and Katzenbach in separate forums agree riots by Negroes in Chicago Cleveland and New York were not the result of a single orchestrated Communist plot. They urge looking to root causes unemployment poverty and persistent underprivilege for explanations.

FBI Hoover Katzenbach Chicago Cleveland New York Department of Justice Senate Internal Security Communist Party United States

French Adventurer Completes Harsh Death Valley Trek

Jean Pierre Marquant crossed Death Valley by foot in extreme heat and climbed Telescope Peak, aided by intermittent logistic support and water. His feat, while controversial, proves remarkable endurance and suggests future challengers will attempt similar journeys.

Jean Pierre Marquant Death Valley America Shank Marquant Stove Pipe Wells Death Valley Park Rangers

Gus Hall Called To Moscow Over Infiltration Claims

Fulton Lewis Jr notes American Communist leader Gus Hall faces Moscow summons to answer FBI infiltration of top party echelons. Hall率 loyalty checks and security measures failed as Hoover reports reveal 80 member national committee names and plans to infiltrate labor and civil rights groups.

Washington Gus Hall Kremlin FBI Hall Communist Party Moscow J. Edgar Hoover Hoover National Committee Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Labor Commission George Meyers Baltimore Afl-Cio

Hoover and Senate Giants Echo a Shifting Political Era

The piece contrasts Hoover era critique of Communist influence with current Senate nostalgia for postwar leaders. It notes 1930s figures like Hall and Borah, and reflects on changing power structures, civil rights clashes, and a sense that today’s Congress lacks the stature and unity of past giants.

Borah Carl Hayden Richard Russell Aller Ellender Lister Hill Mike Mansfield Senate Foreign Relations Tom Connally William Fulbright Johnson

Nickersons Nassau Ombudsman Idea Goes Boldly Forth

Eugene Nickerson, Nassau County executive, creates the nations first county Ombudsman appointing former Judge Samuel Greason to a six year term. He aims to mirror Scandinavian Ombudsman practice and promises Albany oversight if elected governor.

Eugene Nickerson Long Island Nassau New York State Nassau County Samuel Greason

Ombudsman concept calls for checks on law abuse

The piece argues the Ombudsman role, not a veto power, keeps law misuse in check. It contrasts with a police review board, suggesting public complaints would be heard by an independent figure like Eugene Nickerson, who brought the idea to America.

Eugene Nickerson Harvard Columbia Law School Hoffman Nickerson Colonel Blimp McNamara Old Hoffman Gilbert Chesterton Hilaire Beiloc New York Plebs Scandinavia New York City America

Middletown merchant Isaac Faries recalls hometown rise

George Crout recounts Isaac C. Faries, longtime Middletown shopkeeper next to the Merchant's National Bank at Third Street. Faries, born 1816, built a broad career in clothing, retail, and local public service as Middletown grew from a 300-people hamlet to a manufacturing and trading center with canal and railroad links.

Middletown Isaac C. Faries Merchant's National Bank Third Street Faries Joseph C. Faries Nancy Fisher Lemon Township Joseph Fifth Street Broadway New York Ohio Indiana Kentucky Lake Erie Ohio River William McAdams United States Nathan Auburn Cincinnati Miami and Erie Canal Brown's Run Gentlemen's Furnishings Merchant's Bank Fairies Board of Education

Tests Show Third Group Remain Sharp After Flight

A third group was flown a similar jet mile distance to southern Chile and stayed in the same time zone during the trip. They arrived as sharp as when they departed, according to the tests.

Peter Vanderveer Hamilton Middletown Federal Aviation Agency Oklahoma City Manila Rome Jet Chile

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