Dave Regan Paul J. Day Managing Editor
Dave Regan and Paul J. Day are noted as managing editors in a 1967 newsroom masthead dated February 22. The brief lists their roles without further details.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1967
Page
4
Freedom to Choose Is an Essential Freedom
Dean Charles C. Abbott of the University of Virginia argues that planned society may stifle individual pioneers and risk takers from Henry Ford to Wright brothers. He contends freedom to choose underpins politics religion personal affairs and the marketplace, warning that loss of choice equates to losing America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Abbott
The
University of Virginia Graduate School of Business Administration
Dean Abbott
Henry Fords
Wright Brothers
U.S. Shipbuilding Lags World Leaders in 1966 Output
The United States produced 167 221 gross tons of new shipping in 1966, down 102 600 tons from 1965, far behind Japan which built 6 685 461 tons. Britain Sweden Norway France Italy and Canada outpaced the U S, marking a shift toward a second rate status in shipbuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Red China
United States
Sweden
Britain
Northern Ireland
Norway
France
Italy
East Germany
Canada
U.S
Japan
Madcap Radio Pioneers Recounted By Jim Bishop
A feature recalls Columbia football broadcasts by Mark Hellinger and Perry Charles on WHN with Hellinger snarl and Charles wit. Their mishaps include swapping team sheets and a misread game, drink fueled commentary, and a mistaken NBC switch. Graham McNamee and Ford Frick watch as chaos becomes radio lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Mark Hellinger
Perry Charles
Charles
Hellinger
Graham McNamee
Etwork
Ford Frick
Columbia
Virginia Military Institute
WHN
Mark
Perry
McNamee
Ile
VMI
Mr. Charles
Graham MecNamee
NBC
Star
Chillicothe
Miners Reserve
CIA Critics Call Debate on Student Programs a Tempest
Lawmakers defend CIA funding of international youth activities, arguing U.S. intelligence requires access to information from student exchanges. The piece notes Soviet sponsored programs through World Federation of Democratic Youth and International Union of Students, with Helsinki 1962 and Moscow 1957 festivals costing millions, aiming to sway global youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Helsinki
Europe
Government funds to National Student Association raise questions
Over the last fourteen years the U S government has provided about 200 000 dollars annually to support overseas activities of the National Student Association. The funds are alleged to gather intelligence abroad and engage in political activities in other countries. The Soviet use of students to provoke demonstrations in the United States is contrasted with U S intelligence efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Central Intelligence Agency
National Student Association
Gale W. McGee
Wyoming
Senate
CIA
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Gath
United States Armed Services
Repeal The 20th Century A Call To Adjust And Endure
Paul Harvey contemplates a shifting era and asks readers to accept dramatic social changes in churches schools and daily life. He envisions shorter work weeks, new freedoms, evolving attitudes, and a future of health gains climate control and extended life while urging vigilance to not miss the evolving show.
The Wise Ones Seek Causes Not Escape
A reflective piece argues that running away from problems is unsatisfying. It warns that changing jobs or scenery simply shifts issues rather than solving them and urges identifying and correcting the underlying causes to achieve lasting improvement.
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Middletown
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Couple Reunites After Twelve Lost Years
A distressed couple who fled apart trek back to reconcile and analyze past choices. They realize they sacrificed more than they gained and now seek to repair their lives, though the twelve years cannot be recovered.
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Jim Bishop
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Baker Field
Ted Husing
Husing
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Ering
Sen John Stennis
Mississippi
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Samuel Stratton
Democrat
New York
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Ions of Housewives
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Dennis the Menace
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