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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1966
Page
4
Middletown Ohio public notice outlines daily and Sunday prices for single copies and motor route deliveries. Rates include 60 cents weekly by city, 15 cents for Sunday, 24 dollars yearly for suburban areas, and 38 dollars outside the USA.
Incomplete OCR fragment cites Jesus and a saying about happiness, with garbled scripture reference. The readable portion presents a devotional note urging mindfulness of Christ’s words.
Law students track the James R. Hoffa jury tampering appeal as a test of secret informers power to impinge evidence. The Supreme Court denial alarms observers about Hoffa’s future in prison and the union’s direction through Frank E. Fitzsimmons. A footnote raises limits on informer testimony and government use of informers in prosecutions.
The article notes rising publicity about autos with rapid development trends. It cites an Ohio State University program near a practical automatic car and discusses potential high speed highways enabling driverless travel, weighing costs and safety benefits of automated traffic in the near future.
A vivid portrait of Tiffany & Co as a fortress of luxury on Fifth Avenue. Walter Hoving, chair of the board, and Mrs Hoving figure in a tour of dazzling wares from pearls to sapphires. The piece notes Tiffany’s expansion, security, and a child’s toy-store moment amid the glow of gem-filled vitrines.
The piece argues that neither party reliably selects presidential nominees with sufficient national and international experience. It contrasts Nixon’s eight years beside Eisenhower with current governors and cabinet members who lack comprehensive executive oversight. It notes parliamentary systems nurture broader cabinet input, while American practice risks untested leaders.
Bob Considine documents the carrier Kitty Hawk off Vietnam where monsoon weather, vast decks, and multimillion dollar gear frame daily operations. He contrasts high tech aboard with jungle hardships, diaries from a North Vietnamese soldier, and weary airmen dreaming of home.
Dave Regan notes he and Pan shopped early to mail gifts across Alaska Arizona Washington DC and Wisconsin. They avoided stores on Christmas frenzy but still enjoy window shopping and warn overbuying later. They argue giving is a habit and compare it to selfishness.
William Buckley notes Conservative Party defeat of Javits in New York as key signal of shifting party power. He cites small campaign spending by Conservatives versus Liberals and argues Bristling liberal dominance fades. Javits faces reduced national stature amid evolving GOP dynamics.
Factographs Maine claims it was the first state in the U S to adopt a measure in 1851. It states after gold, South Africa's top exports are wool with uranium ranking third in value.
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