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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1967
Page
4
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A concise biblical reflection cites Romans 12 45 as the idea that believers form one body in Christ with diverse roles and mutual belonging, emphasizing unity through shared faith and function.
Rising costs push delay in Middletown’s plan for a dedicated police training building. Bids run 15.1 percent above estimate, prompting revisions to avoid further delay while the city seeks to maintain high training standards for Class A certified officers.
Gov. James Rhodes proclaims February 4 11 as Delinquency and Crime Prevention Week and urges all residents to fight crime by obeying laws guiding parenting reporting criminal activity and safeguarding homes. The initiative is supported by the Ohio Committee on Crime and Delinquency and the National Council on Crime and Delinquency and other statewide groups.
Former St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees manager Johnny Keane died at age after a career marked by a pennant and a world championship with the Cardinals. He later led the Yankees during a downturn and was released after nine months. Fans nationwide mourn the abrupt decline and departure from the Cardinals.
Jim Bishop writes of a wife who believes in a Ouija board as a playful toy. The piece recounts using the board at home and at jai alai events, with winnings and misgivings, plus casual reflections on marriage and superstition.
A letter from 462 Yale University faculty members to President Johnson urged an unconditional halt to bombing in Vietnam. The piece argues using Yale’s name lends prestige, while the university disclaims representing the letter’s position and notes most faculty did not endorse it or wish to be tied to the university.
On Chicago TV, Rob Meek accused Rep. Roman C. Pucinski of hypocrisy over Adam Clayton Powell. Roy Cohn defended legality while Jim Meek pressed racial issues. Jackie Wood obituary honors a sports spouse, and the Boeing Lockheed GE Pratt rivalry over a US SST contract looms large with billions at stake as prior designs collapse.
A quirky item questions whether German Philip Reis invented the first electric telephone while noting a University of Argentina medical professor warns miniskirts may cause rheumatism. The piece mocks the professor and references F. E. F. postcards and public opinions.
The writer reviews the 1967 Ford Almanac, noting its colorful cover and month by month pages. February features amethyst birthstone violet flower Groundhog Day Lincoln’s and Washington’s birthdays Valentine’s Day and quotes from Scott and Edison. Copies available from Ford dealers or newsstands.
In a National Review essay Max Geltman argues the anti Semitism charge against left liberals persists and cites a past critique from Partisan Review. He traces liberals and editors who once attacked Stalin but later defended or appeased Soviet aims. The piece notes shifts at PEN and reactions to anti Semitism and Cold War debates.
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