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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1967
Page
6
Subscription rates listed for the Middletown News Journal include 10 cents per weekday, 15 cents on Sundays, 60 cents weekly in city and outlying areas, and 15 dollars per year by mail in seven day zones. Foreign subscriptions are 38 dollars annually. Published daily by News Journal Inc, founded in 1857.
A biblical verse cautions that not everyone who professes faith will reach the kingdom. only those who do the Father's will in heaven are granted entry, reflecting a teaching from Matthew 7 21 in the RSV.
Beranek calls noise a health risk beyond annoyance and urges conscious adaptation to civilized noise. He argues for noise codes, quieter vehicles, buffer zones near airports and highways, and sealing buildings to reduce exposure, noting the high psychological and physical costs of noise.
The death of Lt. Gov. Carroll Gartin removes a rare Mississippi political moderate who urged unity and peace amid racial tensions. Gartin, three times elected, faced a likely race against segregationist Ross Barnett, signaling four more years of white bullying and a tragic setback for both Black and white moderates seeking an equitable solution.
Marianne Means reports President Johnson privately instructed DNC chairman John Bailey to begin reorganizing the party from the White House. The move signals a conscious effort to reshape grass roots operations as Bailey prepares a larger staff and regional sub groups. If Johnson runs again in 1988, allies believe this effort is essential.
A survey notes nearly a billion dollars spent on juke boxes in the United States annually. Tangier records the most holidays with banks closed 31 days a year. Georgia packs 23.8 million woodland acres. Britain retained territorial claims in Michigan until 1796. Meteors and meteorites contribute about five tons of material to Earth daily.
The article argues that Big Time labor leaders will not secure federal reform in the Ninetieth Congress, which is more conservative than the Eighty-ninth. It highlights the National Right to Work Committee’s four proposed bills, state-rights arguments, and potential moves in Oklahoma Idaho New Mexico and Delaware toward reestablishing or expanding Right to Work laws while urging labor to accept state-level action.
Virgil C. Partin, 1829 Lamberton St, commends reporters for clear news and classroom value. He notes the challenge of writing readable paragraphs and urges schools to provide newspapers for students to improve English and current events understanding.
Historian cites Egyptians as early developers of horse drawn carriages. The narrator muses on life in prehorse and buggy times while noting military gear and a Viet Nam era reference. A remark about a popular figure and a Pullman porter adds humorous digression. The second highest mountain in the world is unnamed according to factographs.
City inspectors demand widened stairs handrails and safe egress at the Bijou theater after complaints about a narrow hall and crowded seating. Improvements include a 10 foot main passage, fireproofing and removal of stored materials, with plans for a future four story Opera House on South Main Street.
Paul Harvey opines on televised sports amplifying the rise of exceptional athletes from Alabama and other teams. He contends TV elevates a few stars like Ken Stabler Larry Smith and Steve Spurrier while praising the broader American spirit of freedom and individual excellence.
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