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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1968
Page
4
Prague study of 1,133 men aged 60 to 64 links eating five or more small meals daily with lower coronary disease rates. Men with three or fewer meals showed over 30 percent disease, while those with five plus meals had under 20 percent. Further factors remain to be weighed.
The piece warns buyers about genuine Indian jewelry rugs and pottery versus tourist imitations. Tribes urge public education and note heavy jewelry simple lines durable rugs and functional pottery. Asking for a bill of sale under federal law helps verify authenticity.
A letter from Mrs. Elizabeth A. Hammond of the National Organization for Women argues that discrimination against women is a national issue in need of action through voting. It cites employment, income, education, and leadership gaps, urging registration drives to elect officials who will advance equal partnership with men.
The Middletown Journal lists daily publication details with subscription options. Rates include 10 cent weekday, 15 cent Sunday copies, 60 cent weekly delivery, and annual mail prices of 15 dollars in trading areas 2400 outside trading areas and 38 dollars outside the U S A.
A wedding guest recounts a hot humid day mishap as a woman adjusts her girdle in a lobby area and unknowingly stands at a barber shop door, drawing amused glances until her husband arrives. The story shifts to a four year old at a Catholic ceremony noting the communion moment with humor about the priest and cookies.
William F Buckley Jr argues Nixon selected Agnew as a surprising but strategic running mate. He notes Agnew’s actions against campus disorder and his stance on the Kerner report, praising his appeal to Southern leaders while urging reconciliation of minority and majority civil rights.
Jim Bishop recounts a 20000-ton Independence cruise with 750 passengers and 540 crew. He describes luxurious, indulging travel, daily routines, social scenes, and stops in San Juan and the Virgin Islands. He notes mixed impressions and hints at future cruises.
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