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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1967
Page
4
The item notes that Broad Stat First Ave is entered at the Middletown Ohio post office as second class mail matter and is published daily by News Journal Inc. Founded in 1857.
A phrase from Colossians 3 1 urges believers to seek the things above where Christ is seated. The verse emphasizes setting minds on heavenly realities rather than earthly concerns and living in union with Christ.
The United States may tap vast Western oil shale deposits in Utah, Wyoming, and Colorado, containing about 70 times current proved crude reserves. Interior Secretary Udall outlines an orderly policy balancing private and public interests, with provisional leases for development and potential private land exchanges to form workable tracts. Cooperation with the Atomic Energy Commission could aid extraction, possibly via underground blasts, before surface processing.
Jim Bishop profiles Holy Angels Nursery in Belmont North Carolina where dozens of fragile infants born with disabilities rely on Sisters of Mercy and community support. Reader contributions after a Charlotte Observer piece funded a new facility and medical care, though many children remain fragile and die every two weeks.
In August 1965 the Soviet Embassy urged reciprocity in a proposed U S Soviet consular treaty. It would allow Moscow to open offices and Washington to establish consular cities, but debates focus on anti communist literature distribution and press access, plus full U S rights parallel to Soviet privileges.
New York City police connect to the FBI National Crime Information Center in Washington with 14 more large jurisdictions to follow. The system promises to speed up nationwide access to stored crime data while safeguards curb potential abuses and Big Brother concerns. Congress may study the project’s limits and data-sharing rules.
Bob Considine notes New York cab drivers are recognizable from films yet underpaid, scrutinized, and regulated by the police, facing long hours, erratic shifts, and fare disputes. The article details the hard life, complaints to the Hack Bureau, and contrasts regular cabs with less-regulated gypsy drivers amid crowded nights and high demand.
A note credits Hubert Booth of London with inventing the vacuum cleaner around 1900. The text also mentions Shen Nung, the Chinese emperor who reportedly wrote a pharmacology book circa 2737 B C.
Dave Regan notes the early spring mood as housewives fret over cleaning and wardrobes while men resist new clothes, citing clashing seasons and outdated outfits. The piece humorously parallels fashion pressures with domestic routines and gendered expectations.
Letter writers discuss sacred music and controversy over a Brahms Requiem concert set for 8 p.m. February 12 in the Great Hall of the Episcopal Church. Pro Musica seeks support from readers showing genuine interest in traditional choral works.
William F Buckley Jr jeers at a sociologist’s finding that religious youth are unusual in secular culture. He notes the study interviews 1 600 teens who made Christ decisions at Billy Graham’s Crusade and 290 responses show social indifference, but Buckley warns against labeling them with Oedipus or life adjustment problems and mocks the peer group clash and moral don’ts.
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