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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1966
Page
4
Entered at Postoffice Middletown Ohio as second class mail matter. Postal designation confirms standard mail status for local circulation.
The piece argues world peace could trigger economic disruption without planning but could redirect human ingenuity to other problems. It highlights rats as a major global issue and contemplates applying weapon-making resources to public health and environmental challenges. It notes budget optimizations and cautions against excessive fiscal mythmaking.
Jim Bishop discusses writing about Lyndon Johnson and John F. Kennedy. He notes presidents rarely halt writers, recalls extensive time with the Johnsons and Kennedys, and reflects on Johnson’s respect for Jacqueline Kennedy and cautious stance on Vietnam diplomacy.
Washington dispatch notes Harlem Representative Adam Clayton Powell may delay action on alleged misuses of congressional funds. The piece discusses potential moves to seat Powell, possible committee leadership implications, and partisan and racial factors shaping any expulsion or charges outcome. It cites precedents and constitutional powers, noting public opinion pressure for accountability.
The column debates Tanzania's stance on wildlife tourism and foreign ties. John Owen urges alignment with Western allies while Tanzania's leadership weighs priorities, noting Kenya's success with Western partnerships and foreign exchange gains.
A columnist paraphrases Jim Hower ton in a graduation address detailing the demanding traits of police work. The list urges tolerance, emotional control, and steadfast belief in rights and justice despite public scrutiny and personal hardship.
William F Buckley Jr explains in a review of L Brent Bozells The Warren Revolution how a legal culture of judicial supremacy shifted American government from the Philadelphia Convention era. The book argues Warren has extended a doctrine that threatens the federal idea yet is thorough, readable, and provocative.
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