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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1967
Page
4
The Middletown Journal notes subscription pricing for the Middletown area and mail trading areas. Rates include weekly, Sunday, and yearly options, with premiums for outside USA and advance payment terms. Founded 1857 and published daily by News Journal, Inc.
A man with a vineyard finds no fruit on his fig tree and seeks fruit there. The parable from Luke 13 contrasts judgment with repentance and invites self examination of spiritual fruitfulness.
The article argues rich nations owe ethical and practical duties to fund development for poorer nations. It highlights lagging contributions to IDA and World Bank lending cuts, noting many underdeveloped countries rely on such funds for projects that could raise living standards and stabilize global order. It urges the United States and others to fulfill this responsibility.
The article notes about 80 billion pieces of mail travel worldwide and in the United States annually. Postmaster General O'Brien reports a Christmas 1966 peak with nine billion letters cards and packages delivered without serious difficulty. It highlights the scale of the task and the need for faster delivery beyond the holidays.
Jim and Margie Cowan hosted an intimate tenth anniversary at the Calcutta Room with about 200 guests. The scene featured exotic themes, costumes, and a lavish spread as guests enjoyed a buzz of entertainment and risqué decor.
Washington reports Hanoi hints at easing terms as it signals openness to negotiations. The veteran view notes confusion over admitting the National Liberation Front as the political arm of the Viet Cong, complicating potential U.S. acceptance.
The piece quotes Bob Considine Johnson in Jamaica on LBJ’s Vietnam policy and Republican options. It weighs risk of withdrawal versus escalation, North Vietnam’s stance, and hints at a possible ceasefire or negotiated endgame amid World War III fears. It notes Thant and UN efforts to push for talks.
Mrs. Betty Perry seeks paperback donations for sailors aboard the Enterprise. She will pay shipping to 3306 Elman Dr. and can be reached at 422-4296. Preference is mystery western and war stories but any books will be sent.
In a provocative critique, Buckley attacks Adam Powell and his allies, suggesting liberal forces and weak Congress enable Powell's power. He argues defenders shield Powell as a symbol for black advancement, while white critics face harsher scrutiny. The piece citesPowell’s rhetoric and alleged corruption while contrasting reactions from Democrats and Republicans.
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