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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1967
Page
6
The Journal reports Elwood Richardson has been appointed business manager and general manager. Paul J. Day serves as managing editor. The announcement appears in the Saturday, February 25, 1967 edition.
An essay reviews the push for direct popular vote for president and vice president, contrasting two exceptions under the electoral college. It notes ABA backing for reform and warns of dissenting views, while also noting MOL plans favoring a mixed air environment in future space vehicles to reduce fire risk.
The year 1966 saw 49,249,000 tons of cargo through the St. Lawrence Seaway, a new record and 13.5 percent above 1965. It also marked the first year annual tonnage exceeded the tolls committee forecast of 48 million tons from 1958. This milestone showed stronger performance than expected, despite occasional shortfalls in other years.
The Air Force selects an oxygen helium gas blend for a project, citing safety and performance benefits. Officials say the mixture reduces fire risk and improves handling in high altitude environments, aligning with new operational guidelines and testing results.
A paraphrase of Ephesians 4 22 to 24 urges believers to reject corrupt desires of the old self and embrace the new man created by God in righteousness and true holiness. The passage emphasizes transformation through faith and moral renewal.
George Crout reports Middletown’s new Inn, run by John P. Reynolds, occupying the David Enyeart brick building at Third and Main. The Middletown Inn offers ham, turkey, beef meals, sleeping quarters, and hosts Saturday dances led by a local fiddler. Nearby taverns include Red Buck in LeSourdsville Blue Ball in Guilford and Red Lion further east along the Great Miami Cincinnati Turnpike.
A U S Civil Rights Commission report urges ending racially imbalanced schools by assigning Negro students to majority white schools and pushing housing nondiscrimination. The plan may boost Republican gains by exciting backlash against forced conformity, risking Democratic defeats nationwide.
William F Buckley Jr visits a U S aircraft carrier during heightened alert conditions in the Gulf of Tonkin. He describes catapult launches, deck activity, and the tense routine that keeps two Phantom fighters ready for immediate action while captains and crew carry on with everyday life aboard the ship.
The News Journal Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and mail deliveries. Rates include 10 cents per weekday, 15 cents Sunday, 60 cents weekly, and annual mail options 15 dollars in trading areas and 24 dollars outside trading areas, with 38 dollars for outside the USA. Founded in 1857.
Ruth Montgomery surveys Sen. Edward V. Long's book The Intruders foreworded by Vice President Humphrey. He warns that everyday items like an olive in a martini a stapler or a wall socket can conceal transmitters and allow nationwide covert monitoring, with toll-free snooping and no record of calls.
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