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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1966
Page
4
A verse finds beauty in mountains and in the messenger who proclaims peace to the people, echoing Isaiah’s call for good tidings and salvation delivered through peaceful proclamation.
The piece notes rising ticket splitting in 11 of 22 states electing governor and senator, with Rhode Island showing a 2 to 1 reelect pattern for both parties. It cites Nevada, lists states, and suggests voters punish unfit nominees. hints at 1968 political caution. It also mentions Truman Capote hosting a high society ball at the Plaza with 500 guests and costly masks.
In Washington the upcoming struggle for the GOP campaign committee chairmanship pits Sen. Hugh Scott against Sen. George Murphy as moderates and conservatives jockey for influence ahead of the 1968 presidential contest. The winner controls lobbying, funds, and delegate outreach, with support shifting among undecided senators and current chairman Thurston Morton.
A California highway official floated a ban on gasoline cars to curb air pollution. Ford hinted at an electric substitute within 10 years, a view echoed by Dr. Manfred Altman of the University of Pennsylvania who says a family of electric vehicles could be available within a decade. This marks a potential shift as new tech aims to meet pollution needs.
Supporters claim Murphy appeals to moderates and could unify factions, citing his role in a California unity behind Reagan as seen by moderates as conservatives overpowering them. The GOP will pick a new chairman in a closed caucus after the Senate convenes in January.
The article discusses the risk of a surprise nuclear attack killing 130 million Americans and explores Nike-X missile defenses to cut deaths. It cites Joint Chiefs of Staff support, McNamara's memo, and U S Soviet missile totals, noting doubts about escalation and deterrence, with urging public awareness.
John Chamberlain argues the UN Rhodesia debate pits morality against economics and predicts disaster for Britain and the United States. He contends Western powers face difficult choices as sanctions risk collapsing the pound and dollar, while tropical African leaders lack coherent finance and justice.
The Department of Agriculture notes higher turkey prices ahead of the usual season with white meat and dark meat costing more this year. The piece also notes Brazil radio ads are now limited to fifteen minutes per hour, prompting disbelief at the change.
Dave Regan warns readers to check Christmas trees for dryness and freshness and to inspect decorations and wiring. Advice covers UL approved wiring, not overloading circuits, using outdoor bulbs outside and indoor bulbs inside, safe tree decorating practices, fireplace safety, child toy safety, and clearing walkways of ice with salt and cautious shoveling.
In a one hour talk with visiting reporters Ky defends his leadership and denounces critics. He asserts honesty and wartime prowess, rejects democratic compromise with Communists, and notes graft and corruption as enduring risks in Vietnam.
KY officials anticipate the arrival of a full U S equipped F4 squadron in March. U S pilots are training in these Mach-2 all purpose fighters, with KY expected to have a chance for KY airman to fly one and possibly see action.
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