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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1966
Page
4
Broad St at First Ave Middletown Ohio prints subscription prices by week and year. Rates include 10¢ per weekday copy 15c Sunday 60c weekly for city routes 15.00 yearly by mail in trading areas 24.00 outside trading area 38.00 outside USA all subscriptions prepaid.
Senator Ribicoff chairs an urban study on city problems, noting federal programs are concrete-conscious rather than people-focused. He and colleagues seek to learn if coordination among agencies hinders effectiveness and how to apply better techniques for cities like Watts.
Jim Bishop recalls a moment when a visitor carries the name Jesus Christ into the library where he works. A shy 11 year old named Kathy described the encounter as a man claiming the identity with compassionate blue eyes and a blue shirt. He introduces himself and sits, and the narrator notes the long absence implied.
Carl Goetting, born in Dakota Minnesota, narrates a life of religious visions, a quest for God, and self decisive claims. He and Lucille married and lived in La Crescent with eleven children and an eleven thousand dollar house. He moves to claim divinity, hearing inner voices and pledging to show the world God is man.
A discussion on stopping financial contributions to campaigns and banning personal spending by candidates. The piece cites concerns over the President's Club and large gifts from contractors, urging a federal election fund of 60 million dollars to finance campaigns and reduce influence by wealth. It notes AFL CIO support for tax credits and debates raising individual limits, while highlighting dominance of unlimited spending by unaffiliated organizations.
A reader urges deportation of antiwar activists and accuses them of aiding the Viet Cong while criticizing colleges for communism. Another letter condemns apathy in society, noting a lack of concern for ill neighbors and calling for action over words.
During a seven day period Sutton observed Road Safety Week with accidents rising more than double usual. Local observers joke about extra jay-walking while a physical culturist advises rest before exercising. Zadok Dumkopf quips a better idea to take a break instead.
A speaker contemplates wearing toga and sandals and facing crucifixion with a plea for forgiveness. The text notes his mission is hard and begins with his eleven children, who doubt he is Jesus Christ.
A witty roundup notes a Detroit national checkers championship, Gemini 10 photos of 45 stars emitting ultraviolet radiation, and playful remarks on dwarfs giants Dutch shoes and September’s favorites. It mixes trivia and humor with brief observations.
The American Association of University Women announces a Books Fair at Middletown Shopping Center in October to fund local high school scholarships. They seek donations of National Geographies, children's books, textbooks, paperbacks, used records, and comic books and offer pickup via Mrs. James Wilson at 422-1240.
A critical look at the House Un American Activities Committee, its funding and persistence through decades. The piece traces origins from 1930s Dickstein and Dies actions to Thomas leadership and ongoing controversies. It notes budget growth from 25000 to 425000 and recurring public outcry.
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