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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1967
Page
4
Entered at Postoffice Middletown Ohio as second class mail matter. Subscription rates: per copy weekly in-city and suburban delivery 60c. by mail in trading area seven days $15.00 per year. by mail in operating area seven days $10.00 per year. Outside USA $38.00 per year. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.
The ANPA report argues against outside controls or covenants that could curb accurate reporting of criminal matters. It cites Warren Commission fallout and Samuel Sheppard’s cases to stress the press’s constitutional duties, urges consultation with groups, and holds that restrictions undermine justice and the people’s rights.
Milovan Djilas, once vice president and close aide to Tito, is released after four and a half years for hostile propaganda charges. His writings helped stir dissent in satellite nations and exposed cracks in world Communism though Yugoslavia retains a cautious liberalizing stance.
President Johnson faces calls to appoint a full time Democratic National Committee chair amid factional strife and fundraising windfall from a tax amendment. Prospects include Richard Scammon and Lawrence O'Brien, with others floated but lacking support or viability.
A Louis Harris Survey shows just four percent public confidence in Congress, far below last year’s 71 percent peak and down from 35 percent in December 1963. The piece argues the core issue is a flawed system of party discipline and legislative process, with calls for constitutional reforms.
The Look magazine excerpt on William Manchester’s The Death of a President highlights the Dallas Texas trip dynamics. It emphasizes interparty feuding between Connally Yardborough and the Johnson Kennedy tensions, portraying LBJ as powerless and JFK as peacemaker amid pressure over Oswald and Wardrobe plans.
The writer argues winter lasts longer than the almanac claims, noting cold stretches into November December and March. They contrast this with Washington’s warming political season, predicting the 1968 presidential election and conventions, while advising readers to avoid ulcer-inducing Capitol Hill feuds.
A letter argues for a dedicated radio station zone on WPFB property, warning against a large 62 acre commercial rezoning that could invite gas stations and car washes. The writer urges a special radio zoning to protect residential areas and control growth around the underground antenna network.
A quirky exchange questions a new game named Blotto that uses drinks as playing pieces. The dialogue hints at skepticism about the concept and its fit with traditional tea drinking culture.
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