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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1967
Page
4
States move toward periodic motor vehicle inspection spurred by federal funding incentives. About 20 states have bills varying in frequency and methods from semi annual to annual checks. Proposals include dealer inspections and state or private inspection sites aiming to curb failures and boost highway safety.
The 25th Amendment, now ratified by the states, sets clear rules for filling a vice presidency vacancy and for determining presidential disability. It allows the president to appoint a successor with Congressional concurrence and defines acting presidents until disability ends. Americans can breathe easier knowing a defined process governs disability and succession.
The piece traces orange origins from ancient Malay Peninsula to a global spread via Arabs and explorers. It notes Florida and California dominance, fresh versus concentrate juice, irrigation and rainfall effects, and a 700 million dollar canned juice industry led by Dr. Louis G. MacDowell in the Indian River region.
Washington reports the CIA is under fire for seeking cooperation with American student groups abroad while denying involvement in subversive activities. The piece notes US funding since 1952 and contrasts with Soviet support for student organizations overseas. It argues for congressional scrutiny of both CIA actions and domestic student group leadership and funding.
William F Buckley Jr visits Saigon describing airport delays taxi scams and brutal heat. He profiles soldiers drivers VC influence morale lessons from a hotel architect and a dairy plant manager while noting French colonial relics and Vietnam’s agricultural wealth.
The Journal published by News. Journal, Inc. lists subscription rates with per copy prices and weekly plans. Rates include 60c weekly for city routes, 15.00 annual seven days by mail in trading areas, 24.00 outside trading area, and 38.00 per year for outside U.S.A. The paper dates back to 1857.
Readers debate the February 15 abolition stunt at Carnegie Institute of Technology. Connie Porter of Franklin writes that the date has real significance between two presidents’ birthdays and Valentine’s Day, arguing against the protest and noting her fifteenth birthday.
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