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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1968

Page

4

Crackdown on Jiggle Keys Eyed by Lawmakers

The article notes that jiggle master keys, widely advertised in teen magazines, enable easy car theft and may prompt juvenile crime. Senator Thomas J. Dodd seeks a federal bill banning the advertising mailing and shipping of such keys interstate, arguing the crackdown could curb juvenile delinquency and reduce auto theft.

Sen Thomas J. Dodd Connecticut Senate Subcommittee Dodd

Illinois stamp honors 150th statehood with Lincoln birthday issue

A new stamp marking Illinois admission to the Union and Lincoln's birthday goes on sale first in Shawneetown. Illinois, despite rank as a populous early state, has produced only two Presidents and three Supreme Court justices, including Lincoln, Grant, Davis, Goldberg.

Filip Abraham Lincoln Illinois Shawneetown Supreme Court Lincoln Grant David Davis Melville E. Fuller Cleveland Arthur J. Goldberg Kennedy U.S United Nations

If Washington Came Back In Modern Times

A satirical tale follows George Washington awakening on a modern highway amid concrete lanes and a world of shopping aisles and gadgets. He endures mugging, surveillance, and a brutal cultural clash before collapsing in a steel cell and dying, a bleak shortcut back to his tomb.

George Washington Mount Vernon Potomac Washington Washington Withdrew the Chased Gold Timeiece Given To Him By His Ofiers Fraunces Mount Vernon Barracks Martha Buster

Early spring signs and a quirky car starter tip

A note on cold weather and a dubious car starter from Hickey Mitchell Co of St. Louis appears beside cheeky spring previews. The column mentions kids playing hop scotch on a chilly day, kites for sale, and a woman wearing a new spring hat while shopping.

Hickey Mitchell Company St. Louis Insurance Publications Murphy's

Wallace McCarthy third party talk fades in 1968 race

Veteran politicians see Johnson’s nomination secure and Republicans poised for a sweeping win. Wallace’s third party bid seems unlikely to capture more than a couple of Southern electoral votes. McCarthy’s campaign distracts Kennedy, with little national support or impact on the election.

Washington George Wallace Alabama Sen Eugene McCarthy Minnesota Lyndon Johnson Johnson House of Representatives Wallace McCarthy South Robert Kennedy Nixon White House Eisenhower Rockefeller New York Romney Michigan New York City

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice

A local newspaper notice lists subscription prices for The Middletown Journal including daily and Sunday rates. It provides in city and trading areas pricing by week and year, with outside area and international options, and notes advance payment.

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Middletown Is Shift Town Reflecting Local Concerns

Readers discuss downtown remodeling costs and rent impacts tied to planning decisions. A letter questions who benefits from a new city building and argues rising rents will burden property owners and shoppers. Another reader defends religious freedom and comments on a school prayer ruling, while a third laments sheriff department missteps and a Vietnam veteran’s service.

Middletown Planning Commission Major Dowling Crane Supreme Court

Factographs of Early Innovations and History Milestones

Parachute stunt by Frederick Law from the Statue of Liberty in 1912. The Tournament of Roses began as The Battle of the Flowers on January 1, 1890 in Pasadena. Ultrasonic terms, time cycles, tree bark as skin, Monroe as first US president who was a senator, Louis Prang’s 1874 Christmas cards, Ohio river tonnage, Pelham Street gas street lights in Newport, and Hammurabi code as earliest law.

Frederick Law Pasadena Calif Louis Prang England Roxbury Mass Pelham Street Newport R.I

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