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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
4
Middletown Ohio page lists subscription prices for daily, Sunday and mail delivery. Rates include 10 cent weekday, 15 cent Sunday, 60 cent weekly, 15 dollar yearly in city, 24 dollar outside trading area, and 38 dollar outside USA. Payments in advance.
A line from Acts 2.47 notes daily growth in salvation as more people joined the early Christian community. The verse highlights communal praise and favor among people and God.
The death of Jack Ruby ends another chapter in the Kennedy case, fueling ongoing doubt about the Warren Commission. Critics urge Congress to authorize a new independent probe to settle lingering questions, while supporters say the issue should rest.
The poll places Mrs John F. Kennedy first for the fifth year in a row with Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson second and Indira Gandhi third. Queen Elizabeth fourth and Mrs George Wallace sixth reflect publicity rather than achievement, while Pearl S. Buck rounds out the list at number ten.
Jim Bishop recalls the Plaza Hotel in New York as a landmark with continental charm and a storied past. He describes rooms like the Oak Room and Rendez-Vous, famed guests, and shifts in the hotel’s atmosphere from glittering society to modern curiosities. He fondly notes personal moments and the aura of a bygone era.
A letter from A R E Monroe criticizes slow demolition plans for blighted houses on North Marshall Road and resents retroactive raises for school staff. The writer cites dusty roads, large holes, and unaddressed concerns about zoning while warning the next levy may fail.
Washington editorial argues no racial bias against Negro Congressman Dawson who chaired Government Operations and had a spotless 23 year record. It counters Powell claims of a conspiracy against black leadership and notes prior investigations across parties. It contrasts federal enforcement of court orders with Powell’s contempt case and reactions of his supporters.
A collage of tales recalls Wan Hu allegedly launching rockets while seated to reach the Moon, a legend tied to imperial court and a cascade of related oddities. The narrative also notes China’s chow dog food link and a joke about a suitor courting an interior decorator for her cooking prowess.
The row centers on Mrs Powell a Washington aide paid 20578 yearly despite estrangement from her husband Harlem district representative Powell and limited duties. A House committee orders removal while critics decry discrimination and call for accountability amid possible wider probes. Powell has avoided his district and public appearances while Congress debates the case.
A young couple, unable to have children of their own, take in three boarded children while adoption waits remain long. They request clothing for a 13 month old and a high chair, with pickup arranged by calling 599-7714. The family notes the older two are three and a half and two and a half years old.
The article argues that Johnson cannot shut critics while the war in Vietnam remains officially undeclared. It discusses propaganda from antiwar activists, alleged Communist influence, and calls for the President to impose internal governmental discipline. It notes the difficulty of controlling public discourse and cites media figures as part of the debate.
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