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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1967
Page
4
Broad Stoat First Ave 45042 lists subscription rates and mailing terms. Rates include 10 cents for weekday, 15 cents Sunday, 60 cents weekly by route, 15 dollars per year by mail in trading areas, 24 dollars outside trading area, and 38.00 per year outside USA. Subscriptions payable in advance.
A quotation from 1 Corinthians 6 19 RSV reminding believers that their bodies belong to God and should be treated as sacred temples.
The State of the Union calls for outlawing wiretapping except with court orders for national security. A Justice Department reveal shows a Florida case of electronic bugging tied to seven defendants appealing to the Supreme Court. Florida Governor Claude Kirk sparks attention with a dramatic inaugural ball and a joking remark about his upcoming marriage.
A profile of J Edgar Hoover lauding his 45 year rise from clerk to director, noting FBI achievements in fugitives, car recoveries, and cases, plus his influence across administrations. It highlights Hoover’s legacy, the FBI Academy, and the agency’s enforcement reach through 28,000 daily new fingerprint sets and 304,000 yearly lab Examinations.
A playful take notes that only 60 percent of people can identify their own handwriting, while breach of promise cases often show zero recognition. The quip uses mock survey data to mock social trivia during a casual salon discussion.
Washington editorial argues the 1967 deficit is at least 188 billion, exceeding Johnson's 97 billion figure. It cites speeded up tax payments, sale of participation certificates, and other accounting moves as masking red ink, warning of future borrowing and dollar confidence risks.
Paul Harvey’s lecture laments a drift toward technocracy and euthanasia under efficiency seeks. Eunice Shriver questions experts on humanity amid debates on draft reform sterilization and government power over life. The piece warns that pursuit of progress may erode soul and morality.
A reader from Laurens Middletown argues that retroactive raises for teachers and custodial staff are deserved, noting previous $80 take home pay for a week and urging better understanding with school personnel. The letter defends educators and school staff and calls for unity.
The Lebanon Elks Lodge plans its annual all day sports stag to benefit youth groups including Doty House Warren County Crippled Children's Association Cerebral Palsy Association and Mary Haven Home. Tickets are four dollars for lunch dinner and the evening with sports luminaries from many areas attending.
The essay laments Governor Reagan's 10 percent across the board cut and a proposed $400 annual student contribution in California colleges. It criticizes his brusque approach and staff choices, argues against broad education cuts, and notes potential harm to next year's scholar talent while referencing Mario Savio and campus figures.
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