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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1966
Page
4
The notice lists second class mail rates for Middletown Ohio with weekly and Sunday rates, mail routes within city and suburban areas, trading areas and outside trading areas, and a yearly option. It notes subscriptions payable in advance and the publisher as News-Journal Inc founded in 1857.
The article details a broadened Defense Department effort likened to the STEP program, aiming to train up to 100000 men for military service over the next fiscal year with no congressional approval. It questions the military’s role in socio economic experiments while noting criticisms and implications for poverty and citizenship in a changing America.
A planned international citizens tribunal in Paris with figures such as Sartre and De Beauvoir provokes U S leaders. Senate leader Mansfield warns of a damaging, widely publicized war crimes trial that could strain U S relations and worsen racial tensions at home.
Washington lawmakers show resistance to compulsory strike limits amid ongoing airline and business disruptions. LaGuardia’s 1932 plan for a four court system and compulsory arbitration is cited as a model, arguing for a balanced, enforceable framework with sanctions for noncompliance by either labor or management.
The column notes a pattern of anti anti communist scrutiny involving Otto Otepka Senator Tom Dodd Tom Mann and Frances Knight. Knight denounces a forged letter alleged to be to J Edgar Hoover about spying on Harvard Professor H Stuart Hughes. The FBI says no letter existed and the claim traced to anonymous copies.
A Longview State Hospital in Cincinnati receives thanks from staff and patients for soft green drapes funded by the Mental Health Guild. Mrs Eleanor Hollister notes the project raised funds and produced a notable improvement in the recreation center atmosphere benefiting hundreds of patients. An error in a book fair phone number is corrected to 423-0554. A church supper at Pleasant Ridge Eve Church on Route 122 runs 5 to 6 pm with chicken and noodles and a $1.50 adult, $1 child price. A youth program follows at 6 and 7 30 pm titled Sounds of Today and Yesterday.
William F. Buckley Jr surveys Berkeley campus turmoil affecting California politics. He notes faculty resignations, student unrest, and the impact on Governor Brown while predicting how Berkeley’s stance may influence the 1966 California gubernatorial race.
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