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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1967
Page
6
Washington faces heavy paperwork with permanent and temporary records mixed. A 1955 to 1966 drop in average record life shows progress but much remains. The proposed solution includes federal records centers and automation to prepare code and classify data, plus trained staff for agency heads.
The FTC argues over butt length for tar and nicotine tests with 23 millimeters versus 30 millimeters and the number of cigarets per variety. The piece notes the regulatory body's new testing program, skepticism about significant new findings, and a broader push for public health safeguards.
The piece describes rat populations and behavior, noting brown and black rats in ports and cities. It explains how pests spread disease including the Black Plague and Pasteurella pestis, and cites U S efforts and historical outbreaks in Europe and Marseille with figures and dates.
The author argues that riot and race tensions stem from 1935 to 1965 population shifts from farms to suburbs and cities. He questions central city viability, notes zoning’s role, and criticizes policy approaches from Javits to Johnson while urging fresh plans to move the Negro from central cities.
The Journal published daily by WNews Journal Inc lists subscription costs for various delivery methods. Rates cover in city and suburban newsboy or motor route, mail within and outside trading areas, and international pricing with advance payment required. Founded in 1857.
Butler County Park Board president reports Gov William Bebb birthplace cabin restored at Governor Bebb Park near Jackson County Ohio. The site open to public with period memorabilia and a planned pioneer village including church school tavern store and five houses. Gov Rhodes to visit next week.
Paul Harvey accuses television and national leaders of amplifying unrest during the 1965 wave of race riots. He argues TV and press fostered sensationalism and empowered agitators while public officials made sweeping promises that provoked violence and widened urban flames.
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