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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1966
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for daily and Sunday copies, city and suburban delivery, and mail subscriptions including trading area, outside trading area, and international rates. It notes mail payable in advance and cites News-Journal, Inc. dating from 1857.
A Bible verse from 1 Peter 2 21 emphasises that Christ suffered for humanity to provide a model for Christians to imitate. The text urges followers to endure unjust mistreatment while continuing to do good, mirroring the savior’s example.
The United Nations seeks a 128 million dollar operating budget, up slightly from last year, funded mostly by member nations. Sanctions and late payments from several powers widen a projected deficit, while the U N may barely survive long term. Meanwhile a separate note critiques the Highway Beautification Act and billboard regulations as insufficient and compromised, despite some improvements.
Ralph de Toledano notes how HUAC hearings reveal organized demonstrations by Republican staffers, Vietniks, and the Progressive Labor Party. Eileen Shore details coordinated outbursts and plans behind Kinoy Kunstler protests, contrasting with calls for antiwar actions and possible new laws.
In a critique of the inflation problem, the piece argues that tight money harms Detroit prices more than it helps. It cites abundant durable goods, no money shortage, and government policy as the real inflation drivers, with a call to boost clothing and garment industry investment.
The text discusses a former law clerk to the Supreme Court, noting the role's power in shaping decisions on internal security. It notes the clerk would influence language in decisions and reflect the clerk’s political and economic views at the nation's top tribunal.
Paul Harvey argues technology must be America’s only hope for survival amid the Vietnam War. He cites high birthrates in China and argues for a drastic US military strategy, including heavier bombing and possible escalation to ending Hanoi and Haiphong, with a critique of current policy.
George Crout reports a dispute over a runaway indentured apprentice in Middletown. Notices from Lewis B. Woodard accuse Witter Blackleach of theft and evasion, while G. H. Adams and a third party dispute the charges, with rebuttals and threats of legal action.
New York report on Herb Alpert founder of the Tijuana Brass describing his rise from Los Angeles horn player to pop innovator. He recalls hearing bullfight music in Tijuana sparked his career, the Lonely Bull, Clark Teaberry Shuffle ad, and the band’s mixed jazz folk and Mariachi influences attracting a wide audience.
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