Lending Truth Exemptions Then and Now
The Senate bill on truth in lending includes unwarranted exemptions. Paul Douglas in the House warns the bill weakens disclosure on interest rates for revolving credit and first home mortgages. He lists opposition from personal finance firms banks and major associations, urging stronger passage in conference.
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Alcoholism Reform Urged By Advisory Panel
Four to five million alcoholics exist in the United States and the National Advisory Committee on Alcoholism urges shifting from law enforcement to medical care. It recommends hospital treatment, federal aid to expand training, and support for community programs, with Congress asked to consider action.
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United States
Gardner
National Advisory Committee
Shopping Center Opposed To The Editor
Readers oppose a planned shopping center near Middletown schools and Miami University, arguing it will encourage youth misbehavior and social ills. A second letter praises local fire and police departments for their work, while a third laments crime, obscenity in films and literature, and a call for decency and lawfulness.
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Paul Brahem
Paul Christianson
Ragedale
Manchester Junior High
Middletown East
Fenwick High
Miami University
Braden
Christianson
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Snapshot
The Journal publishes daily by News- Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio. Subscriptions: per copy 10 cents weekday, 15 cents Sunday. Mail in trading area 15 per year, 7 days. 60 cents weekly route. Out of area 24 per year. Outside U S 38 per year. Founded 1857.
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Middletown Mourns Harold Strull A Lad & Lassie Shop Founder
Harold Strull dies in ill health ending his Middletown business. He led civic work with the Salvation Army and Jewish Temple two terms as president. A memorial event at the temple honored his public service and family background. A dog was killed on Queen Avenue by a hit and run driver. The paper requests a reader to identify a Vietnam era serviceman named Richard from unclear notes.
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Middletown
Queen Avenue
Johnson Kiesinger talks stress NATO unity and West German role
Washington hosts Chancellor Kiesinger and President Johnson as they stress continued U S commitment to West Germany under NATO. They say Europe and the United States depend on one another for security and urge a strong European nuclear defense deterrent while warning against reduced ground forces.
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King Losing Following Warns of Massive Civil Disobedience
The piece argues Dr. Martin Luther King Jr faces fading support as he proposes peaceful mass disobedience to pressure change. It contrasts King with guerrilla tactics and critiques liberalism, forecasting societal upheaval and urging nonviolent restraint to preserve order and rights.
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Dr. King
Harold Stassen
Chicago
Andrew Kopkind
New York Review of Books
Maretin Luther King
Hitler
Lenin
Dr King’s call for guaranteed annual income
The speaker questions King’s demand for a guaranteed annual income as described in his book, arguing it may be impractical or contentious while outlining the core idea of a universal cash support. The note contrasts feasibility with aspiration without endorsing or opposing the policy.
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