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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1967
Page
4
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Epaphras, a servant of Christ, greets the Colossians and reports he labors fervently in prayers for their standing in all the will of God. He desires them to be perfect and complete in him.
The article notes that nutrition affects both physical growth and mental development. It cites evidence from animal studies and ongoing work by the Nutri x Foundation on how malnutrition, even in small amounts, can impair learning and behavior. It argues for public support to address malnutrition globally and domestically.
A discussion at a national teachers convention weighs abandoning the term Negro for Afro American to avoid a hyphenated identity. Critics warn hyphenation could fuel suspicion and divided allegiance stories, while the central grievance remains the mistreatment of Negroes, not the name itself.
Norman V. Peale urges breaking out of personal ruts to craft a vivid life. He cites routine examples and calls for faith hope and love to bring new brightness and excitement, concluding that everyday experiences can glow with meaning and wonder.
A humorous vignette from Medicare era pages recalls a young patient in a dentist style visit, the doctor’s blunt honesty about infections, and the girl’s dare to see the artery like tomato soup. A separate brief recounts a mink sweater prank and a Catholic Digest origin note on Evan
The speaker argues young people with guts should enter business to solve poverty and generate jobs. He claims business creates two million jobs, fills factory lots with models, and underpins American wealth, insisting citizens built the U.S. through labor and enterprise. He cites Junior Achievement as proof of youth entrepreneurship.
An adviser urges retirement savers to beware of anyone promising high returns. He notes stocks mutual funds and savings instruments are unpredictable and recommends 4 to 5 percent as a sensible retirement yield with insured bank or savings and loan accounts for emergency funds.
Bob Considine urges restraint toward Lyndon Johnson amid Vietnam War debates and media scrutiny. The essay defends Johnson’s efforts to curb the war, notes critics’ targets include Amway’s De Vos, and argues for giving the president a chance despite pressures.
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