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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1967
Page
4
Entered at Postoffice Middletown Ohio as second class mail matter. Subscription rates shown include per copy costs for weekdays and Sundays, in city routes, mail areas and outside areas. Rates are payable in advance for a publication founded in 1857 by News Journal, Inc.
An archaic verse proclaims that the needy and the poor will not be forgotten or perish forever, emphasizing enduring hope and divine justice.
The piece urges a 25th anniversary reflection on World War II to educate youth about its meaning and outcomes. It stresses sharing veteran experiences, bridging generation gaps, and reinforcing awareness to prevent future global tragedies.
Commissioner Eckert cites a fan survey showing broad satisfaction with the game. About half favor expansion, most support two 12 team leagues and two conferences, a 162 game season seems right, and fans favor less home run emphasis but endorse current pace.
California's 21 Democratic congressmen seek to block Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty from dominating state party machinery. They appeal to President Johnson for help and discuss backing anti-Yorty candidates in Senate and potentially reuniting behind Edmund Brown Sr. if Reagan falters. They fear a Johnson intervention would unsettle California’s politics.
In 1902 Mount Pelee produced a catastrophic eruption remembered as one of the most dread events in volcanic history. The event caused massive destruction and loss of life, highlighting the volcano's deadly power.
Representative John L. McMillan charges Supreme Court decisions fuel crime growth in the District of Columbia. He notes a 30 percent rise since 1958, police funding and housing efforts aside, and argues courts provide escape from conviction while crime clearance drops.
Bob Considine’s Look Magazine installment on The Book stirs controversy about a hypothetical Johnson Kennedy 1968 ticket. It casts doubt on LBJ's support for RFK in 1972 and reflects on Jacqueline Kennedy's public image and private pain.
A local man, once an executive at a paper firm near Mudietown, writes a heartfelt letter to his college freshman daughter now married to an Army officer in Great Falls Montana. He urges focus on studies, cautions about fraternities, drink, and homesickness, and notes a small pin money gift enclosed.
John Chamberlain argues that Western readers cannot trust Chinese reporting or Maoist rhetoric. He cites Red Guards and Mao’s cadres, questions Liu Shaoqi’s status, and notes decentralization under historical patterns, asking who leads China and how facts are made.
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