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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1967
Page
4
The notice lists subscription pricing for the Middletown area with per copy, weekly, and yearly rates. It specifies delivery via newspaper boy or motor route, mail options inside and outside trading areas, and international pricing. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
A poetic line adapts a biblical image of rain watering the earth to promise that steadfast words or messages will fulfill their purpose. The passage emphasizes renewal, growth, and the sustenance provided to those who sow and reap.
Senate aging subcommittee hears that Americans over 60 outnumber teens by about two million and spend 35 to 40 billion dollars annually, yet consumer goods target youth. Executives cite reluctance of firms to court the elderly, who face unsuitable clothing, hard to enter cars, unsafe bathtubs, and other age-inappropriate items.
Feature profile of Elliott Kofoed, a 15 year old who funds his own life through baby sitting and investments. The piece notes his family, schooling, chores, earnings, and independence from age twelve, including stock holdings and self financing of clothes and costs.
Bob Considine highlights a $575 million Port of New York Authority project to replace 16 acres of lower Manhattan with twin 1,35-foot towers, a vast plaza, and a major international market. The plan draws opposition from City Council and Empire State Building owners over cost and impact.
The Savannah, the experimental nuclear ship, is to be laid up this summer. Once hailed as a milestone in peaceful atomic power, high operating costs and insurance fears over reactor radiation concerns end its promising chapter in nuclear merchant fleet development.
An American observer recalls a New Zealand election where conservatives won and locals, including students and faculty, largely opposed U.S. policy in Vietnam. He notes courteous Kiwis and a strong antiwar sentiment among the Left, with vivid anecdotes from Curious Cove and debates on moral distinctions between Viet Cong and Americans.
Dave Regan discusses the delinquent tax list and how payers, including reputable individuals, can be listed due to circumstances such as land contracts. He notes falls of judgment and the unfair stigma, urging readers not to rush to conclusions and to recognize missing facts.
The piece argues against a US moratorium on anti-ballistic missiles as Soviets advance an ABM program. It highlights Senator Henry Jackson and Senator Thomas Dodd, noting Dodd’s past cautions on tests and urging matched force if Russia maintains ABM plans. It ties in China’s nuclear status and broader deterrence concerns.
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