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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1966
Page
4
The Middletown Journal in Ohio provides daily news and notices from Broad Street at First Avenue, a long standing publication founded in 1857. The paper is mailed as periodical class mail from the Middletown post office.
The passage depicts the father running to greet his returning son who was distant. The reunion emphasizes forgiveness and unconditional welcome as described in Luke 15 20.
The piece argues that expanding government reach reduces citizen voice and praises the ombudsman concept. It notes Britain plans to establish the office, with Sir Edmund Compton as first holder, starting in September, and questions how effectively it will shield ordinary people from bureaucracy.
NBC president Julian Goodman announced at Western Kentucky University that NBC will develop a Sunday afternoon experimental theater series to explore new approaches to televised drama, aiming to nurture writers, feed later series, and keep television dynamic despite high costs.
Washington reports Mrs. Kati Granahan former Pennsylvanian congresswoman and current state treasurer has been absent since a May 1965 fall. A brain operation followed and in June her lawyers petitioned for a guardian citing injury impacts on managing affairs. The note questions whether she can still perform treasurer duties if deemed unable to handle her own affairs.
The editor argues a No Left Turn rule at the N Verity Parkway post office creates hazards by forcing drivers into southbound lanes and scrambling around Tytus Avenue. He notes the plan shifts risk along the street and questions when a proper access will be provided. Carlisle concern voiced by Karl C. Houston Blake Steel Service.
A Washington source says President Johnson faces trouble attracting top officials, leaving key vacancies across the White House and agencies. The EEOC drops from five to three members, and ambassadorships abroad and senior State Department posts remain unfilled, with several envoys set to depart or be replaced.
The Middletown Journal urges preparation for fall as students return to classes and adults face civic duties. Voters will decide on the governor race or 24th district congressman, county offices, and a school levy affecting the local system, with city streets and services also on the horizon.
In a lively column, the author discusses the 1968 approach of the asteroid Icarus, its size and weight estimates, and the chances of perturbation by Venus and Mercury. Astronomers at Smithsonian and Mt Palomar track its course while public fascination mixes with humor and speculative risk.
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