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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1966
Page
6
The article discusses a modern theological ferment with emphasis on youth revolt against church and the idea of religious reassessment. It also reports the Atomic Energy Commission reconsidering the 200 billion electron volt accelerator project and weighing three cheaper alternatives.
Chicago police raided a tenement flat and arrested 12 SDS workers on charges from disorderly conduct to drug possession. Eleven more peaceniks were detained in Norman Oklahoma, with marijuana and other drugs found. SDS members tied to protests against U.S. policy in Vietnam are noted by officials and university sources.
Yale University faces criticism as Staughton Lynd travels to North Viet Nam despite a State Department ban. President Brewster defends free political activity by professors while opponents urge adherence to laws. Huynh Sanh Tong questions U.S. views on South Viet Nam and warns against labeling leaders as non Communist.
Washington sources note shifts in ambassadorial posting aimed at matching LBJ and Lady Bird Johnson with diplomats who share tastes and styles. British Sir Patrick Dean, French Sir Charles Lucet, and Latin American envoys Margain Pastor and Tomic figure in the new social balance, while the Seppalas of Finland enjoyed a close personal friendship with the Johnsons.
Middletown loses its noted physician Dr Peter Van Derveer, who died recently. The funeral will be at his Broad Street home at 2 p.m. Saturday, with services at the Presbyterian Church. Born 1798 in New Jersey, he practiced in Indiana and Ohio, crossing the Miami to reach patients and opposing quackery. He leaves six children and was known for honesty, compassion, and devout Presbyterian faith.
Paul Harvey Sellers argues that selling has a tarnished image and urges pride in the profession. He notes how stereotypes linger in titles, the rise of regulation, and the need to “re sell” the American dream through groups like the Million Dollar Roundtable and American Sales-Masters.
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