Mail Matter Listed For Middletown Postoffice
Entered at Postoffice in Middletown Ohio as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1966
Page
6
Entered at Postoffice in Middletown Ohio as second class mail matter.
A fragment reflecting on first Corinthians 15 about death, sin, and the law, praising God through Jesus Christ with disrupted wording and archaic phrasing. The text resembles a devotional biblical excerpt recalling victory over sin through the Lord.
A national enrollment snapshot ranks SUNY as the largest with 119 190 full time students and California State Colleges at 112 394. UC and CUNY also report large totals as freshmen trends dip, while total enrollment including part time climbs to 193 048 at SUNY. The study notes a shift toward a sustained rise into the soaring 70s demanding more colleges, plants, and faculty.
Governors within the GOP cautious about Romney as a unifying moderate candidate. They doubt his political sophistication and whether he can win the nomina tion or White House. Some urge shopping for alternatives while Nixon and Goldwater push their own strategies in New York and California.
Dr Edward A Condon leads University of Colorado team to investigate unidentified flying objects. Dr J Allen Hynek urges weighing all evidence as science and Air Force reconsider their long stance. The motion marks a shift after years of skepticism toward flying saucer claims.
John Chamberlain argues that LBJ era labels rise and fall as moderates drift away. He notes Romney backing Cornuelle to push voluntary action centers with private and public partners, while NAM and governors weigh federal versus local control.
The essay argues that professional flesh peddlers demean womanhood and that topless performers and exposed waitresses reflect a mercenary motive. It links cultural shifts to media exposure, cites Kuchel’s political fight, and notes religious leaders denouncing naked displays while asserting designers despise women.
The speech cites 4000 Michigan college students aiding remedial schooling and private philanthropy funding community school programs in Flint and Iron Mountain. Romney positions himself as liberal in tone while endorsing practical, feasible reforms that could win over conservatives if foreign policy remains non-distracting.
George H. Shafer, manager of Continental Tobacco, notes 1903 as a peak year with over 1000 workers at Sorg Tobacco plant and related facilities on East Third Street. Payroll reaches $9,000 weekly. 17,000,000 pounds produced. four brands top output. Cullum Brothers and American Cigar Co bought 14.5 million pounds of leaf. 550 workers paid $3,500 weekly.
A reader urges servicemen to wear uniforms during leaves to raise public awareness of the Viet Nam conflict. The letter argues visible uniforms could awaken concern and potentially benefit service members and the public.
The record lists original land cost of $21,843 for the Middletown site from Grimes to Charles Street. Building A erected 1878 cost $7,577. additions B through F added through 1891 with costs totaling $167,949 for structures. Equipment includes a boiler house, smoke stacks $3,755, a storage frame warehouse $720, and a fire protection cistern $446, bringing tobacco storage property and buildings to $204,351.
A jumble of playful vignettes notes bird strikes on planes, a 400 mile Sea Festival race, donkey antics in Colorado politics, Thanksgiving long weekend perks, Santa ties as gifts, and Elizabethan card games during intermission.
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