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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1968
Page
4
The article argues that forthcoming Geneva Disarmament Conference talks on banning anti missile systems may shift to secrecy, signaling seriousness. A Moscow Washington private channel could indicate commitment, increasing hope for a cooled arms race and possible mutual limits or reductions in arsenals.
After years of controversy the Navy version of the F-111 fighter bomber is dropped. The House Armed Services Committee upheld a Senate ban on funding the aircraft for the next fiscal year. The Navy version failed to meet expectations while the Air Force model proved satisfactory. Chairman L Mendel Rivers cited failure of the common aircraft concept. Jesus said, Who touched me.
William F Buckley Jr analyzes Nixon’s June radio address arguing dissatisfactions of dissenters justify concern over omnipotent government. He praises Nixon for framing limits and proposes a Hoover Commission to weigh government uses against citizen impact.
The article argues goldfish offer broad appeal for all ages citing Thomas Y. Canby of the National Geographic Society. It notes their ease of care and longevity, but contrasts them with dogs for companionship, walks, protection, and loyalty.
Analysis notes a historic move of voters from inner cities to suburbs and rural areas. Suburban growth, census data, and white middle income losses in cities threaten Democratic dominance and may boost Republican turnout and potential landslide. Key cities mentioned include New York Chicago Detroit and Minneapolis Saint Paul. The piece discusses impact on turnout, funds, and precinct work.
The Journal is published daily by News- Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio. Subscriptions listed include daily 10 cents per copy, Sunday 15 cents, and weekly 60 cents by route. Mail rates show $15 per year in trading areas and $38 outside the USA. Founded 1857.
Joseph Alsop argues China endures a fourth civil conflict under Mao Tse tung with Chiang Ching and a loyal clique clinging to power. He notes floods food shortages unemployment and public security breakdowns alongside shifting military loyalties and peasant mobilization in Kwangtung. The piece warns of a fragile unity and uncertain outcome.
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