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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1967
Page
6
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Luke reports the Pharisees and scribes murmuring that Jesus welcomes sinners and eats with them, prompting the Parable of the Prodigal Son and teachings on repentance and divine mercy.
The piece cites a nationwide annual crime bill near 27 billion dollars with Ohio at 1.1 billion and juvenile and parole costs totaling 29 million. It urges citizen action to reduce crime through stricter parenting, law obedience, and faster reporting, during Ohio Crime and Delinquency Week. It then pivots to paleontological findings and human longevity, noting Harvard and Leakey evidence pushing back human origins to 2.5 million and 19 million years ago as reassurance of humanity’s endurance.
In Washington observers note rising public and private criticism of the Kennedy family. Antikennedy sentiment grows as critics target Lyndon Johnsons rival and Mrs Kennedy. Hoffa attorneys present evidence of Kennedy involvement in bugging. Mrs Kennedy plans Asia trip amid tense political climate.
The piece analyzes William F. Buckley Jr. and Clark Kerr amid the California University system crisis. It discusses Kerr's push for economy, Reagan's stance, and the Regents vote to oust Kerr, noting Berkeley's influence, morale, and the chancellor's role. It references political dynamics and personalities shaping higher education policy.
John Chamberlain argues against a new Soviet American consular treaty noting risks of Russian consulates in open American society. He cites security issues and inconsistent treatment of Americans and Russians, urging no double standards in any negotiations.
Mrs. Anna Barnitz, widow of Dr. Charles S. Barnitz, reflects on Middletown’s early days before railroads and the Miami Erie Canal. She recalls family figures Benjamin Brashear and Liberty Brashear, Civil War era events, canal boat trips to Cincinnati in 1846, and a 1855 wedding visit detailing travel, meals, and hospitality in Baltimore Washington.
The piece argues senior officers face constraints in Vietnam and Korea, noting limits on bombing targets such as the Haiphong port and Hanoi bases. It suggests field officers privately tell allies wars may require hitting decisive targets, yet diplomacy often restricts action.
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