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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1967
Page
4
The Middletown Journal is published daily since 1857 and mailed as second class. Prices list 60c weekly street delivery, 1500 per year within seven day trading area, 2400 outside trading area, and 3800 per year outside the USA. Ali mail subscriptions are payable in advance.
The Mohole project merits reconsideration by Congress as a basic research venture with potential long term payoffs in planetary knowledge and possible practical applications. Versailles Ohio shows how funding and tax limits threaten schooling and underscores the need to prioritize education funding.
The Mississippi governor Paul Johnson Jr may name his wife as a candidate to succeed him, seen as mirroring Alabama's Ma and Pa governance pattern. The notion raises concerns about constitutional limits and precedents, with public hope that Johnson will choose sober, lawful succession instead.
Jim Bishop portrays a ruthless businessman known as the Tiger who controls a longtime secretary and wife the Mouse. He hires a new young secretary, divorces the Mouse, and marries the replacement named Cobra. A harsh portrait of manipulation, fear, and power in personal and professional life.
John Chamberlain argues Prince Sihanouk’s recent anti Thai stance and hints of pro China leanings reveal Cambodia seeking independence from Red China. He links regional moves from Indonesia to Japan and the U.S. stance in Saigon to a broader victory narrative for the Free World while criticizing American intellectuals.
Buckley argues in Saigon that despite claims of progress the war will be a long struggle. He notes consensus that victory remains distant and predicts continued large US forces and greater reliance on rural cooperative support to defeat Viet Cong and counter terror.
Dave Regan notes lingering cold, March weather unsure, then shifts to fashion. He cites cheap paper dresses in Sunday's Journal and Central Store window drawing female shoppers. He wonders about future paper garments for men and the appeal of quick, low cost fashion with possible dry cleaning in the future.
Washington reports that the 1968 Senate class features many veterans, with Republicans favored to defend safe seats and target 23 Democratic open or vulnerable contests. The piece notes Johnson's waning popularity, potential shifts in states like Florida and South Dakota, and the White House influence on campaign strategy as the elephant begins to trumpet again.
The article notes that the commercial barrel is used much as in antiquity, highlighting its enduring form and function across eras. It discusses practicality and continuity of design while contrasting modern usage with historical precedent.
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