Journal masthead listing February 28, 1967
The Journal shows R. Myers as General Manager and Paul J. Day as Managing Editor for the Tuesday edition dated February 28, 1967.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1967
Page
4
Chance for Agreement Before Missile System
In Congress there is sentiment to push ahead with a large anti-missile system, spurred by news of Soviet missiles near Moscow. A moratorium agreement with Moscow is urged to avert an arms race, with estimates of cost and doubts about effectiveness shaping the debate. Meanwhile jet noise prompts Rep. Paul A. Fine to seek tighter regulations and airline accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Soviet Union
Moscow
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Johnson
Pravda
Defense McNamara
Lars
MacNamara’s
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Thy throne, O God, Eternal King and Righteous Rule
A brief biblical line from Hebrews 1 8 proclaims God’s everlasting throne and the scepter of righteousness governing his kingdom, underscoring divine sovereignty. The verse emphasizes the permanence of royal authority linked to moral justice.
Letters to the Editor on Lukens and local education concerns
A reader challenges Cor Donald Lukens and questions safety measures in the capital, urges Middletonians to engage about taxes and school funding, and defends educators amid a controversial dismissal in Carlisle. The letter stresses moral education, civic responsibility, and opposition to perceived distortions while calling for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor Donald Lukens
24Th District Weekly
Lukens
Washington D.C. Post
Capitol Police
James M. Powell
Ohio
Costly School Racial Balancing Proposal Sparks Taxpayer Concerns
A reader argues the Civil Rights Commission plan to limit Negro student percentages will force tearing down or moving schools, building new facilities, and bussing students. The writer warns taxpayers already struggle under heavy school costs and fear inadequate funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Civil Rights Commission
Civil Rights Commission
America
Wrong Letters In Ham Call in Middletown
Readers correct a prior letter about a ham radio operator. WRONQ, who identifies as Whiskey Eight Ocean Nancy Queen, is the local operator in Middletown. The writer suspects printing errors may have changed a Q to a G in a previous item by Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Swisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRONQ
Ocean
Nancy
Queen
Middletown
J. D. Swisher
N. Marshall
Carlisle Board Votes Not To Rehire Supt Brannaman
On Feb 14 Carlisle Board of Education voted not to renew the contract of Superintendent E.5 Brannaman. Dale Martz Sr. called for a complete investigation of back telephone stateBuy? duties and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mem Alden Brown
Brannaman
Carlisle
Asies
Carlisle Board of Education
Supt. E. 5
Dale Martz Sr
Middletown Journal Publication details and rates
The Middletown Journal, daily published by News Journal, Inc. at Broad Street First Avenue Middletown Ohio 4504 informs readers of subscription rates. Rates include 10 cents weekly per copy, 60 cents weekly for city and suburban, and 58 dollars per year for U.S. subscriptions, all payable in advance. founded 1837.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News. Journal, Inc. &. Broad
First
Middletown
Ohi
Nomes
Tside
U.S.A
Powell Case Tests House Right To Punish
Washington The House special committee has taken the first step toward punishing Adam Clayton Powell for misbehavior and improper use of public funds. The report argues Powell meets constitutional qualifications for tenure but cites contumacious conduct toward state courts and refusal to cooperate with lawful inquiries. The piece notes the House may expel only by two thirds after seating Powell, and that public pressure demands honesty and proper conduct from Congress members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of AK ' A
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
Powell
Apecial
House
House of Representatives
House O
Harlem
Special Committee
Tampa
Fla
Special House
Cons
House of Congress
More Talking Less Said Highlights Public Speaking Decline
Jim Bishop notes a decline in the quality of public speaking as volume rises and clarity diminishes. He argues speakers utter more words with fewer meaningful messages, reflecting a broader trend in contemporary discourse.
Red China blamed for stealing arms from Russia to aid Hanoi
A Kremlin spokesman accuses Mao's China of recoding Soviet aid to North Vietnam by relabeling goods and diverting or postcoding arms and planes to Hanoi. The report notes Russians fear Mao will claim credit for the war’s bloodshed and mentions a possible Rockefeller inquiry into campaign funds. The piece also reflects on public speaking at social events and media figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kremlin
Red China
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
People’s Republic of China
Mao
Kosygin
Brezhnev
Johnson
Rosen
Samuel Friedland
Sam
Points For Parents column from St. Cloud Photo News
A St. Cloud Photo News column presents 13 parent oriented points drawn from the Stearns County Probation and Parole Depart ment report. Each item links home life conditions to child outcomes from criticism to friendliness. A second unsigned letter thanks Good Samaritans after an ankle injury near Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cloud
Minn
Paolo News
Stearns County
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the Journal
Paul J. Day
Paul A. Fine
David Lawrence
Jim Bishop
China
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
New Orleans District Attorneys
Jfk
Mark
Colston-Leigh Agency
Universities
Crusaders
Tina
Lee Hills
Don Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Gary Cooper
Florida
Fuller Warren
Warren
Bennett Cerf
Random House
Chase
Bob
Myron Cohen
White House
Buck Baer
Bill Corum
Bob Considine
Bugs
Dennis the Menace
Dave
Verity Parkway
Middletown Hospital
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