Ohio urged bond plan to fund mental health facilities
Martin Janis asks Ohio legislature for a revolving borrowing program to finance new mental hygiene facilities. He cites dilapidated, understaffed state institutions and proposes a bond formula tied to patient support revenues, estimating $5 million could amortize $200 million in bonds while noting operations would strain the general fund.
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Martin Janis
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Ohio
Rhodes
Dayton Daily News
Public concern grows over drowning and swimming ability
A historical commentary compares rising pleasure boating and drowning rates in the United States with Holland. It urges stricter water regulations and widespread school swimming instruction to reduce drownings, noting Dutch pools and a 1966 child swim survey as context.
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United States
Holland
Patriotism in Crisis How Textbooks Weaken American Unity
Paul Harvey argues that patriotic knowledge erodes as history texts lose core quotes and heroes. He cites Henry, Hale, and Jones, warns against universalism and denationalization, and urges revitalizing devotion to the United States and its ethical example. He foresees Vietnam as a turning point toward renewed national purpose.
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Nathan Hale
John Paul Jones
Free 12 week safe boating course offered by Cincinnati Power Squadron
The Cincinnati Power Squadron announces a free twelve week safe boating course with registration and the first class at 8 p.m. Monday Jan 29 in the Cincinnati Medical College auditorium near Cincinnati General Hospital. Open to all, with contact C. B. Ellis at 422 3417 for details. A clipping seeks information on Charles Albert Lawson, widowed in 1930, via Winnie May Able in Turpin Oklahoma.
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United States Power Squadrons
Cincinnati
The
Cincinnati Medical College
Eden and
Bethesda Avenues
Cincinnati General Hospital
Holmes Hospital
C. B. Ellis
Charles Albert Lawson
Middletown
Winnie May Able
Charles Martin
Turpin
Oklahoma
Johnson partisan clash over federal crime plan seen in speech
Congress applauded a single Johnson sentence pledging to curb crime but rejected any new federal anti riot proposals. Critics argued the address shifted focus to state and local action with federal aid, while offering no concrete enforcement measures.
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Congress
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
United States
America
William C. Cramer
Florida
House
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates List
The Journal published daily by News- Journal Inc lists subscription prices for the Middletown Ohio area. Rates include per-copy pricing, weekly and yearly mail options, and international overseas options with advance payment required.
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The
News- Journal Inc
First
Middletown
Ohio
Ohio Post Ofice
USA
Poorest Harvard students shy from war quoted in Buckley piece
William F Buckley critiques a Harvard poll claiming 22 percent would rather go to jail than fight in Vietnam. He argues the figures reflect defiance for its own sake, cites bias in the Justice Department, and notes poorer students show stronger anti Communist sentiment, while many wealthier students favor war.
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Justice Department
Harvard
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Young Bloods
Soviet Union
Reed
Brandeis
Sarah Lawrence
Williams
Stanford
Howard
Boston
Davidson
Marquette
South Carolina
Indiana
Yale
Harvard Stands Out In National Study Of College Attitudes
National Review previously surveyed political and religious attitudes at 12 colleges. The text notes Harvard is nearly unique, excelling in some respects and lagging in others, with Nerhaus cited as a strong example in the discussion.
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Harvard
Nerhaus
National Review
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