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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1967
Page
6
Gov Harold Hughes promotes equal opportunity by urging business leaders to give Negroes and Indians first chance at jobs in historically discriminatory areas. He describes the approach as practical and fair and has held private talks in major cities to push the effort.
The piece argues that millions face a crisis about returning to class and risks of dropping out. It notes that education strongly affects future income with median earnings rising from 2520 to 8430 for men as education increases, while also stressing non-economic values like self fulfillment. It ends with a biblical citation.
The Bahamas premier Lynden Pindling, speaking in Freeport, praised private enterprise and the Hawksbill Creek Act while denying repeal, urging a new partnership with American investors. He cited four pivotal dates in Bahamian history and urged continued development of Grand Bahama without taxation or immigration restrictions.
MAX LERNER notes a reversal in debates on war powers with Johnson era Vietnam. Conservatives back the president despite usual anti executive stance, while liberals resist his broad powers amid protracted conflict. He argues Congress rarely declares war and the president bears initiative, urging swift negotiations to end U S involvement.
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and mail delivery in city and trading areas. Rates include 60 cents weekly, 15 dollars yearly in trading areas, 24 dollars yearly outside trading areas, and 38 dollars outside the U S. All mail subscriptions are payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
Ohio Governor James Rhodes toured the fairgrounds with his staff and the Ohio Boys Band. Two million expected visitors will attend through Labor Day as ribbon cutting approaches. Sol Riegel announces new fatherhood while turtles and honeymoon humor also appear in a local column.
Paul Harvey laments rising ADC payouts and illegitimacy as states push work training and birth control measures. He notes Wilbur Mills leading a bill to remove 400,000 children from welfare by 1972, while the Senate cuts foreign aid and taxpayers grow weary of welfare.
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