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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1966

Page

4

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Klan's Big Lie and Misuse of Christianity

In Raleigh North Carolina Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton of the United Klans of America labeled American Christians against American Communists as the central issue, a claim used to mask the Klan's history of terror and intimidation. The piece denounces the Klan's rhetoric as a demonstrably false fusion of faith and hate.

Ku Klux Klan Raleigh N. C Robert Shelton United Klans of America America Klan

Negro Voting and Sports Shifts Highlight The Era

The piece notes rising Negro registration in six Southern states from 30 percent to 46 percent after the 1965 Voting Rights Act and suggests increased political influence, including Virginia’s Howard W. Smith race. It also reflects on tennis and golf growth, public courts, and a cultural shift away from earlier stereotypes toward lifelong, open air sports.

Southern Regional Council Alabama Georgia Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina Virginia Howard W. Smith House Rules Committee United States

Why Some Success Lies In Your Own Mind

Norman V Peale argues success is not money but reaching your potential through mind power and inner harmony. He shares a hillbilly youth who left illiteracy to follow faith and purpose, citing Matthew the tax collector as a turning point and urging obsession with success while avoiding a will to fail.

Jesus Matthew Mary Jones

Primitive Camping Night Surprises YMCA Guests

A local couple roughing it with a pup tent endure a night of rain leaks and bear sounds at a secluded camp. The next night they move to trailers and note a nearby supermarket on the drive home. The Middletown YMCA faced a bed shortage as five guests slept on floor mats.

J.J P.S

Public Be Damned Stance Of Unions Must Be Curbed

Ruth Montgomery argues that labor unions imitate the robber barons by wielding political influence, causing nationwide disruption through prolonged strikes against airlines and newspapers. She warns wage costs, price inflation, and public suffering follow unchecked union power, urging trust busting and reform.

Washington William H. Vanderbilt Afl-Cio Machinists Union Afl-Cio

Shiral credits longevity to hard work and tempo control

Shiral emphasizes that enduring performance hinges on persistent effort and maintaining a steady tempo. He points to disciplined practice, consistent routines, and focus as core factors behind his sustained career.

Shiral

What Single Women Face When Retirement Comes

An advisory piece for single women approaching retirement outlines social and economic concerns. It urges early retirement, warns about Social Security expectations, and suggests living arrangements, finances, and potential roles in the pension era. It notes the importance of choosing social spaces and cautions against financial exploitation.

Johnson moves to dismantle anti poverty program

Washington report says President Johnson ordered a quiet survey to study breaking up the anti poverty complex directed by Sargent Shriver. Officials hint Neighborhood Youth Corps Job Corps Head Start and Vista would be reassigned to Labor and HEW with Community Action moving to the Office of Emergency Planning.

Washington Johnson Budget Bureau Office of Economic Opportunity Sargent Shriver Department of Labor Department of Health, Education and Welfare Office of Emergency Planning Vista Shriver OEO Capitol Hill

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