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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1967
Page
6
Middletown Ohio mailing information shows a newspaper at Broad Street and First Avenue with subscription prices. In‑town weekly paper 60 cents, annual mail rates $15 within seven days, $24 outside seven days, and international rate $28 per year. All subscriptions required in advance.
A devotional line from Psalm 34 18 speaks of God drawing near to the contrite in heart and saving those with humble, repentant spirits. The verse emphasizes divine mercy toward the sorrowful and penitent.
The House panel led by Emanuel Celler faces a charged task weighing Rep. Adam Clayton Powell’s qualifications and possible permanent denial of his seat. Few support the inquiry, fearing partisan backlash and civil rights implications if Powell is seated or removed.
Dr Kurt von Schuschnigg, once Austrian chancellor before the Nazi takeover, leaves the United States after seven years in exile. He was jailed by Hitler, later freed by Allied forces, and taught history and political science at St Louis University before choosing to return to Austria.
Phillip C. Wallwork of the Automobile Legal Association warns that coffee does not sober a drinker after alcohol enters the bloodstream. He says drinking coffee gives a false sense of security and may lead to worse driving outcomes than skipping the coffee.
A top executive seeks to promote a well trained, experienced worker who lacks enthusiasm. A mentor helps the man Fred develop enthusiasm through daily practices, leading to a later promotion in a different role. The tale emphasizes Emerson on enthusiasm and its power to unlock potential.
A humorous letter lists Ohio place names from Alpha to Omega across many counties. It jokes about towns like North Star Novelty Knockemstiff and Bridge to foreign cities, naming counties and streets as examples, ending with a flourish from Sol Riegel and family traces.
Paul Harvey argues for drafting older citizens and easing deferments to allow young people to lead in future conflicts. He cites the Air Force recall of 2,300 older airmen and contends the old versus young war paradigm is obsolete. He urges expanding service to allow youth to mature and potentially guide the nation.
In a critical take on the Crime Commission report, Buckley argues conservatives may resist heavy handed punishment yet support reform. The piece discusses eavesdropping debates, poverty as root crime, and proposed parole pilots and halfway houses to rehabilitate offenders while questioning the costs of wartime social debts.
George J. Cooper, recently retired, advocates a daily two hour afternoon nap from 2 to 4 p.m. as the core of a new retirement pattern. He and his wife reshape meals and activities, swap TV time for reading, and emphasize staying active, social, and engaged each day.
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