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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1966
Page
1
President Johnson meets governors including Warren Hearnes of Missouri to discuss the political climate and budget issues. Reports say a governor planned to travel to the Texas ranch near Johnson City for discussions, with possible advances to a later meeting.
Snow today brings a 2 inch accumulation and a low tonight as Dayton area forecasters predict a white Christmas with wintry conditions. The forecast notes a 2:29 a.m. onset and a chilly period ahead.
reports indicate Mrs John F Kennedy and Look magazine near agreement to edits over personal recollections in the Kennedy book. negotiations held at Cowles Communications with Richard Goodwin aim to settle out of court before publication next April.
Representative Wright Patman charges many private foundations focus on profit and comfort rather than charitable work. He urges tighter tax exempt rules as he notes large receipts often boost foundation capital while little is disbursed to causes.
A humorous quip cites a 44 ounce female brain as proof that men are simple to understand. The line plays on gender stereotypes for comic effect.
The narrator, leaving Los Angeles, reports a 12 000 mile trip to Bangkok during the Asian Games. He notes rapid city changes, heavy Vietnamese War context, and a Pearl string purchase for 2 75. He views Bangkok as lively yet tense amid regional conflict with travel comfort from Billy Graham and Cardinal Spellman nearby.
In Da Nang a Marine arrived with a shattered jaw and leg after a grenade rest in his throat. Surgeon Cmdr. James Chandler described removing the 79 shell from the throat, a procedure that could have killed eight in the operating room. The patient was rushed to helicopter evacuation after the safely extracted device.
Mrs. Heinrich Gedicks sobbed as she embraced Horst Gedicks at Bremerton Washington after a 22 year separation since he was taken prisoner by the Soviet army in World War II. Horst then 15 lived in East Prussia and was sent to Siberia. The Gedicks learned he was alive six years ago and finally obtained exit visas three months ago. Horst his wife Angelica and their son Wolfgang 7 arrived in Seattle Monday to join his parents and brothers, aided by improving U S Soviet relations.
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