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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1967
Page
6
The White House conference on medical costs produced proposals to ease a looming doctor shortage. Suggestions include boosting physician productivity, group practice, delegating tasks to nurses and technicians, and better hospital utilization to improve care by the time new graduates enter practice.
NASA has produced a chart covering over 75 percent of the moon's dark side using photographs from orbiting satellites. The map marks a dramatic pace in space exploration, with the International Astronomical Union using it to assign names and new lunar features.
A group of Middletown Black residents met Aug 2 1870 to form an African Methodist Episcopal church led by Rev Moses W Walker of Hamilton AME. They plan Bethal Chapel with Odd Fellows Hall as interim meeting place and aim to support a pastor locally. The community’s growth is noted along with local history of Black settlers and Civil War era movement.
A tug of war among Democrats led by Mansfield and Fulbright with Republicans like Dirksen over Vietnam policy shows pressure for escalation and restraint. Eisenhower urges decisive action, while LeMay calls for aggressive bombing and a quick end to the war. Public fear and wounded soldiers intensify the debate.
A Senate Judiciary Committee debate centers on Thurgood Marshall’s Supreme Court appointment. Senator Sam Ervin argues activism harms the Constitution and criticizes selecting a judge by race, urging restraint and citing other qualified Negro lawyers.
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists subscription prices. In town delivery costs 60 cents per week for city and suburban routes, with Sunday editions at 15 cents. Mail rates run 15 dollars yearly for seven days in trading areas, 24 dollars outside, and 38 dollars outside the U.S. All payments are in advance. Founded in 1857.
A collection of teenagers from major U S cities write on the Vietnam War in a Bank of America sponsored contest. Johnny Lockett from Los Angeles wins a trip to Expo 67 and expresses skepticism about U S involvement. Other winners from Detroit San Francisco Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago weigh staying in or pulling out, stressing duty, democracy, and the war's political dimensions.
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