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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1966
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio, detailing per copy pricing for weekdays and Sundays, weekly rates for city routes, and annual mail options both inside and outside trading areas, with payment in advance and publication frequency noted as daily.
The piece argues the 90th Congress sits in a lobbying driven pressure cooker where current laws fail to curb private interests. It cites James Deakin’s book The Lobbyists, notes vast unregistered spending, and calls for stronger controls beyond the 1946 Lobbying Act to cover grassroots efforts and executive pressure.
A 1507 German geographer Martin Waldseemuller used the name America in a France printed treatise, first to apply it to the New World. Vespucci’s voyages showed the land was not Asia and a new ocean lay between. Columbus never grasped that distinction, so Vespucci earns the naming honor.
A vivid, unfocused profile of Greenwich Village bohemian life. An underground psychedelic church operates around the clock while Slugs bar hosts avant garde jazz amid mixed crowds, neon, and a mix of races and drugs. One silent man lies under an army blanket as patrons drift in and out. The piece paints a chaotic New York microcosm of art, vice, and search for meaning.
Senator Stennis told Mississippi Chamber of Commerce that the Vietnam war costs and stakes are higher than public report. He cited 6,000 American lives and billions spent, with allied forces near one million against under 300,000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese, urging clear long-range policy and stronger sanctions and information.
The Supreme Court unanimously held the District Court erred in denying Julian Bond a Georgia House seat. Chief Justice Warren upheld free expression rights while noting unresolved questions about who decides a legislator's qualifications and the standard for hypocrisy.
Senator Stennis insists the United States and allies must stay in Vietnam until peace is achieved and ports in Haiphong and other North Vietnamese locations be blocked. He proposes cutting major segments of the Great Society and the war on poverty to fund the conflict.
A holiday message urges careful driving during Christmas season. It warns that deaths occur on highways year round and emphasizes avoiding alcohol, using a non drinking driver or taxi, and keeping a safe mindset for all road users.
The piece surveys Israel's fragile economy and political fragility as tourism falters, reparations money from West Germany ends, and oil prospects rise. It notes hotel closures in Tel Aviv, limited American Jewish support, and officials pressing for peace or oil strikes while building hopes for a united Jerusalem and regional cooperation.
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