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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1968

Page

6

Spotlight On Credit Ours

An analysis of the expanding role of credit reports in society notes the need for access to personal credit data for business, yet warns of inaccuracies and potential privacy invasions. The Senate anti trust monopoly subcommittee, chaired by Senator Hart, is examining abuses and the case for corrective legislation.

Senate Hart Michigan Congress

The Christmas Card Duty Weighs On Husbands

A humorous take on married men's load during the holidays. Many husbands mail cards to business friends and endure extra notes from wives about family happenings. The piece laments seasonal chores like shopping and lights, noting Christmas comes but once a year. Amos 5 4 is cited.

Herbert Lyndon Johnson White House Secret Service John McCormack

Middletown Public Library Cornerstone Placed

The cornerstone box for Middletown Public Library was set in the northeast corner of the building. It holds local papers, city and library officials’ names, a library movement history, 1911 Middletown photos, and subscriber lists.

Middletown Public Library Middletown John B. Morton William H. Todhunter Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers Martin Brothers of Hamilton Todhunter Middletown Historical Society Arthur R. Harvey

The Journal Subscription Rates and Facts

The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. lists subscription rates for different delivery methods. Rates include 10 cents per weekday, 20 cents Sundays, 70 cents weekly for city routes, 21 dollars yearly by mail in the trading area, 30 dollars outside it, and 38 dollars outside the U S. All subscriptions are prepaid. Founded in 1857.

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Protesters May Make War And War Makers

Washington columnist argues that current peace movements echo isolationist thought from past wars and risks compelling the United States to withdraw from international commitments. The piece contends American resolve is essential to honor armistice obligations in Vietnam and defend weaker nations globally.

Washington United States Vietnam Congress

U S War Lessons from History and Current Cold War Tensions

The piece weighs how past isolationism shaped policy before World Wars I and II and applies lessons to today’s Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Vietnam era conflicts. It notes Soviet naval buildup, potential U S ally shifts with China, and questions how to halt Viet Cong guerrilla warfare amid proposed troop withdrawals.

Roosevelt United States Europe Hitler Tokyo Pearl Harbor Pacific Western Europe Middle East Southeast Asia Mediterranean North Atlantic Treaty Organization Italy Greece Turkey Peking Hanoi Moscow North Vietnam Korea Clark Clifford South Vietnam South

Teenager Honesty Highlighted By Honest Driver Note

A high school senior calls after denting a neighbor’s car and offers to pay for the repair, proving not all teens are reckless. The writer praises the boy and asks parents to acknowledge a good example rather than default blame.

Paul Stevens Hannah

Low Sugar Beliefs On Ailments Prompt Reader Letter

A reader urges awareness of low sugar as a possible factor in various ailments and shares personal observations and concern for others facing daily living challenges. The letter invites dialogue about diet related health impacts.

Lyndon Johnson’s Legacy of Favors and Programs

A critique of Lyndon B. Johnson’s presidency highlights his broad agenda and perceived personal loneliness after leaving office. The piece catalogs federal programs and acts spanning transportation, housing, education, health, labor, and anti poverty efforts, noting spending and scope of the Great Society.

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