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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
4
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A devotional line seeks God the living act and asks when the soul may appear before Him. The verse expresses longing for divine communion and spiritual refreshment in worship.
Middletown's City Commission weighs blocking reappointment of James Kunkler and Richard Brandenburg to the Planning Commission. Supporters urge continuity, while opponents Clark and Lewis push for change to favor redevelopment and shopping center zoning. Third Commissioner Curry must decide amid calls to delay final action.
Federal daylight saving law aims for uniform clocks from April to October but states may opt to stay on standard time. The nationwide synchronization remains unresolved as legislatures consider exemptions and continued divergence across jurisdictions.
New York readers recall a letter by 100 student leaders to President Johnson critiquing war aims. The piece weighs two paths easing the conflict: immediate exit or overwhelming force, urging restraint to spare lives and allies while arguing for a measured display of strength to compel a settlement.
The piece argues Cardinal Spellman spoke in support of U S troops in Vietnam while critics claim his stance aids the enemy. It contrasts Vatican views with Spellman’s wartime message that defenders fight for civilization and righteousness, not opposing the right to self defense.
A Buckley era column analyzes Senator Jacob Javits stance on negotiating with Red China. It condemns his push for “areas of agreement in the interest of peace” as inadequate while urging containment and warning against hysteria and appeasement by liberal factions.
The piece reflects on how people notice name spellings and the embarrassment when recalling names. It notes editors misspellings happen, often from typos, and warns against assuming memory decline with age, urging politeness toward others in handling names.
A reader challenges progress for Black residents, accusing local officials and a city council of superficial gains. The letter cites employment, housing, and school integration as uneven, notes a new ghetto forming near Middletown High, and urges veto of 1966 policies. The author shares a car wreck incident to warn readers against complacency and emphasizes prayer and inclusive worship.
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