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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1969
Page
4
The Franco regime, delaying martial law, tightens controls after student protests. Madrid lawyers and the broader public face suspended constitutional articles and stricter censorship as authorities justify the crackdown to restore order.
The UN Secretary General U Thant marked his sixtieth birthday with thoughts on aging and ethical discernment. He urged universal compassion for all humanity beyond race creed or color, arguing it could lift the human condition worldwide.
A reader argues for Black empowerment and unity amid segregation in housing and schools. He urges involvement in housing planning, Black History education, and action to address white oppression while calling for peaceful, constructive change. Babe Calhoun, 1103 Kunz Ave.
A Middletown reader denounces the National Council of Churches for endorsing violence by the oppressed, supporting Communist lines, and misquoting scripture. The letter questions local church alignment and urges a return to biblical principles and moral conduct.
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc announces subscription details. Rates include 10c per copy for weekdays, 20c for Sunday, 70c weekly in-city, and yearly mail options of 21.00 within local area 30.00 outside trading area and 38.00 outside USA. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
John Chamberlain assesses the antiwar and anti establishment demonstrations that accompanied the Nixon inaugural. He argues the Left lacks clear leadership with Gene McCarthy in doubt and Ted Kennedy undecided about a future crusade while college campuses resist violence and media fatigue shapes coverage.
A humorous column notes a woman recognizing a man by his long hair despite his balding past. The piece also warns about trusting green arrows at intersections and jokes about Spiro Agnew. A TV ad debate causes a dinner table dispute with Shake ’n’ Bake referenced by a child.
Paul Harvey reflects on the nature of God as loving Father, freedom, and restraint. He cites biblical phrases and historical examples, pairs parental anguish with divine restraint, and recalls a preacher's son to illustrate the pain of estrangement and the calling to mercy. He ends with the image of maternal love as emblematic of God's kindness.
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