Journal masthead and staff credits from 1967 issue
The Journal lists N. J. Lawler as editor publisher Elwood Richardson as business manager Frank RR Myers as general manager Dave Regan Paul J Day as managing editor for the Thursday February 23 1967 edition.
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Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Frank RR. Myers
West German Nuclear Curb Talks Clear Path for Treaty
West German Foreign Minister Brandt returns from Washington confident that a non-proliferation treaty can curb nuclear spread without weakening Germany or Europe. Secretary Rusk reportedly assures Bonn that the pact will not lessen West Germany’s nuclear shield, though Geneva talks may still take months to finalize details.
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Will Brandt
Washington
Brandt
Bonn
Germany
United States
Soviet Union
West Germany
Europe
Rusk
Geneva
Moscow
Base ball salaries surge past six figures in modern era
The article notes baseball talent costs rising from early 20th century feats to current stars. Willie Mays Mickey Mantle Sandy Koufax Don Drysdale Henry Aaron Frank Robinson Juan Marichal top $100,000 yearly, with others around $75,000. It contrasts today with legends of Ty Cobb Christy Mathewson Walter Johnson and Honus Wagner as salaries climb.
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New York Giants
Rube Marquard
Willie Mays
Mickey Mantle
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
An Drysdale
Henry Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Ty Cobb
Christy Mathewson
Walter Johnson
Hans Wagner
Letters To The Editor Praise For J A Trade Fair
Editorial letters praise the Junior Achievement Trade Fair at First National Bank Want to commend all participants judges advisers and sponsoring industries 1967 Thanks for letting me be part of the event Also questions about shopping center plans tax funding and the need for information for Middletown and Warren County Carlisle school board concerns are raised about governance teaching staff and student welfare and demand for accountability from three board members plus superintendent Replies address a radio call sign confusion WBONG/WBSONG and possible misidentification of a local ham operator.
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First National Bank
Rt. 122
Warren County
Middletown
Carlisle
Warren Coun
Letter on Ham Operator in Preble County with Interference Claim
A reader from Preble County reports many nearby ham operators within nine miles and shares experiences of interference and clear line of sight from a high point. The writer notes close operators within a quarter mile and asserts no reception of a rival from Cadillac, Michigan.
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Preble
Crime as Election Issue Spurs National Debate
Washington coverage centers on the national crime report and calls for faster action. District groups cite rising armed robberies and burglaries, with Peoples Drug Stores reporting 31 armed robberies and 62 burglaries in 56 weeks totaling over 116000 dollars in losses amid staff violence and closures.
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Washington
America
District of Columbia
District of Columbia Savings and Loan League
Peoples Drug Stores
Washington Clearing House Association
Bombings Losing Effect in Vietnam War debate
William F Buckley Jr argues bombing North Vietnam from Gulf of Tonkin carriers shows limited strategic gains. He notes craters reveal explosives consigned to foes, disrupted supplies, and casualties, while enemy air defenses grow stronger and bombing becomes less effective due to evasive supply routes.
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Gulf OF Tonkin
North Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Gulll
LBJ
Green Egg Mystery From Araucana Poultry Farm
West Alexandria writer Henry Quiett reports friend Dale Stumph of Harrodsburg Kentucky keeps 105 pullets with no roosters and produces eggs in 18 shades including army green blue. He sent blue green eggs for New Year and notes Araucana is the only domestic fowl said to lay blue eggs with distinct neck feathers and a tufted neck.
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Henry Quiett
West Alexandria
Dale Stumph
Harrodsburg
Route 2
Araucana
Stumph
MR. Quiett
Britannica Library Research Service
Chile
Easter Egg Chickens Delight New York Youth's Flock
Ward Brower Jr. of New York has raised a flock after 20 years that lays pastel colored eggs. His flock reportedly includes blue green pink and olive drab eggs and is linked to a Kentuckian strain mentioned in the information provided.
Middletown newspaper subscription rates and details
Post Office subscription terms for PP newspaper in Middletown Ohio. Rates include 6 cents a week for city and Serban area delivery, 15 dollars per year for trading areas, 24 dollars per year for 7 day mail outside trading area, and 38 dollars per year outside the U S A. Established 1857.
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Middletown
Ohio
News
Im City
Serban
U.S.A
Paege
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