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The Journal presents its editorial leadership with N. J. Lawler as Editor Publisher Dave Regan as Executive Editor Frank R. Myers as General Manager and Paul J. Day as Managing Director.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1969
Page
4
The Journal presents its editorial leadership with N. J. Lawler as Editor Publisher Dave Regan as Executive Editor Frank R. Myers as General Manager and Paul J. Day as Managing Director.
The Johnson administration raised women to higher federal roles, a trend feminists may deem insufficient. The piece notes Nixon criticized Democratic emptiness of women in leadership and questions whether his presidency will extend Johnson's gains or falter. It urges continued advancement of women in government.
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson notes regret over opportunities not seized rather than past actions. The piece links her interview remark to New Year reflections urging renewed determination in the year ahead. The biblical reference from John 3 3 RSV adds a spiritual tone to the guidance.
A reader argues for using the Hydraulic Canal south of the Water Works for a sewer or street, while keeping flow to power turbines. They cite 1966 electricity from the Hydraulic and urge mayoral input from other cities, noting potential river-based recreation and reduced thermal pollution.
Publication appears from Middletown Ohio. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with delivery options by street, motor route, mail within and outside trading area. Rates include 70 cents weekly, 21 dollars yearly within trading area, and 38 dollars yearly outside. Founded in 1857.
The writer observes large flocks of birds over the river bottom in Middletown, unsure if they winter there or are delayed by recent temperatures. Mild winter with little snow praised, while March may bring rain and wind. Reflections on past shortages of overshoes and boots and a lighthearted claim that buying boots may have influenced the mild weather.
The Pueblo return sparks debate on U S response to North Korean mistreatment of 62 sailors. Analysts note possible bilateral sanctions or UN action, with Congress awaiting State Department guidance and potential protest.
John P Roche reflects on the 1968 holiday season and the shift from private nature worship to urban beauty. He admits hay fever and hurricane memories shaped his view, prefers city-created beauty, and notes his daughter’s Christmas warmth inspires hope for the American family.
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