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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1967
Page
4
The notice sets postage and subscription prices for the News Journal Inc. at Middletown Ohio. It lists per copy costs for week days and Sundays, motor route rates, seven day mail rates within and outside trading areas, and yearly subscriptions, all payable in advance.
The piece argues large federal savings require cutting big programs like defense and space. It notes space funding may slow but not halt lunar goals. It also highlights cockroaches as useful in genetics, space travel, and cancer research due to radiation resistance and biological clocks.
Jim Bishop ridicules Interior Department claims that wolves are harmless and endangered. He criticizes wording like virtually unknown records and argues the timber wolf is a threat to humans and livestock while proposing control and preservation options. He ends with a nostalgic gripe and a stance with Little Red Riding Hood.
After the election Congress grapples with spending growth and ethics scandals. Democrats push reexamining past laws while debating budget allocations to states amid a cautious economic outlook and tax questions.
Bob Considine recalls a New York Athletic Club episode where referees rejected a supposed professional racer. Founding fathers William Curtis and H. E. Buermeyer ordered the contender to race, defending amateur sports. The piece then shifts to global politics with remarks on U Thant, Sir Robert Thompson, and Malik in Indonesia, plus anecdotes about Duranceville and Sukarno.
President Johnson weighs his political future as the 1968 campaign nears. Democratic prospects hinge on whether inflation can be restrained amid continued government spending, with mood shifts inside and outside the party challenging re election chances.
Dave Regan reports Tren ton Rescue Squad, a non profit group aiding the public in emergencies, is building a head quarters but funds are low. They seek leftover 9 by Linch asbestos tiles and five eighths inch plaster board, contact Armbruster's Hardware at Trenton 968 0121 for donations.
John Chamberlain and Tower International join Cyrus Eaton Jr to push a commercial dialogue between East and West. The piece warns that such bridges must exchange value and cites U.S. politics and a Burglar Wortham incident as a cautionary example. It discusses how Congress, notably Rep. Mills, could influence MFN trade deals with Romania Hungary and Bulgaria and cites historical examples from the 1930s and 1940s of states using trade for political leverage. The column argues that long term credits may enrich Moscow and lock in Soviet influence rather than loosen it.
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