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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1967
Page
4
Subscription rates list a 60 cent per copy weekday and Sunday option by carrier, 7 day mail in trading areas at 15 dollars, 7 day mail outside trading areas at 24 dollars, and 38 dollars per year for outside U.S.A. All mail subscriptions are payable in advance. Published daily by News-Journal, Inc. founded in 1897.
A short biblical quotation from Luke 18 13 reflects a tax collector beating his breast and asking God for mercy in a stark contrast to the Pharisee. The RS V wording echoes the New Testament admonition on humility and repentance.
The Johnson administration expands cabinets with Transportation and HUD, exploring merged Labor and Commerce. Proponents say consolidation could unify related interests and improve efficiency, while leaders worry about impacts on labor and business constituencies and public benefit. The issue warrants full airing before any decision.
San Quentin houses 58 Death Row inmates as activists press for abolition. Opponents urge Governor Reagan to commute sentences to life without parole. he would weigh cases individually. Critics argue vengeance and justice, while criminologists say certainty of punishment deters crime more than severity.
Norman V. Peale reflects on the restless human search for life and vitality. He contrasts money versus life’s meaning, cites a powerful speaker in Tennessee, and notes how genuine aliveness shows in eyes and spirit, urging readers to reject old age thinking and embrace ongoing re-creation.
A 1967 Kentucky highway map highlights bizarre place names across the state such as Summer Shade Subtle Black Goat Dot and Fearsville Paradise Lon don Paris Dublin and Bagdad. The piece also notes counties for several towns and invites readers to obtain the map from the Department of Public Information.
Buckley argues the modern pro Communist is an attitude driven foe rather than a front joiner, shifting from explicit Marxist aims to anti Western hostility and selective sympathy for pro Communist causes across a wide range of global events and figures.
Practical guidance for mothers contemplating moving into a married child’s home. It weighs the costs and benefits, urges not overstepping boundaries, and covers conflict, finances, privacy, and adapting to modern households with daughters or daughters in law. It notes Medicare and Social Security easing fears, and advises clear money arrangements and respect for the house rules.
The piece argues President Johnson has lost touch with the will of the people after the November election. Colorado Senator Allott calls for cutting Great Society programs and refocusing policy toward public sentiment amid Reagan’s California landslide and Johnson’s sagging approval.
Designer Mary Quant asserts that short skirts are here to stay, ending the debate on the fashion. A nearby observer agrees, noting too much hemming and hawing about the subject.
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