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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1967
Page
4
Elwood Richardson appointed as General Manager Paul J Day announces the change on Tuesday July 11 1967 at The Journal office. Richardson succeeds previous leader and begins new duties immediately, outlining goals for staff efficiency and circulation growth.
The FDA studies antibiotics in animal feed for possible consumer hazards while a London report links higher sugar content in cigarette tobacco to modern flue curing. Both reflect how new technology alters natural products and the need for rigorous testing to guard public safety.
The article notes a small group of elderly individuals who remain active and cheerful, continuing to lead busy lives beyond age seventy. It cites the National Institute of Mental Health, linking good health and a positive outlook to defense against senility, while acknowledging luck plays a role. It ends with a biblical reference to Moses.
Ruth Montgomery argues Arabs rely on Israel to focus unity amid internal rivalries and regional tensions. She notes diverse Jewish origins in Israel, varied religious practices, and hostilities with neighboring Arab states as factors sustaining the state.
A Barker family child bitten on July 4 on August Avenue seeks information on a medium sized brown dog. If the dog is found and observed 10 days without rabies signs, the child may avoid rabies shots. Public appeal urges any sightings to contact 422 3564.
The piece weighs the likely contenders for the Republican ticket and the Democrats. It discusses delegate selection limits and how party leaders influence nominations. It weighs Rockefeller and Reagan against Nixon and Romney and analyzes how public opinion and Vietnam status could affect the November 1968 result.
Daily Middletown News-Journal lists subscription prices for various delivery methods. Rates include 60 cents weekly in-city, 15 cents Sunday, 15 dollars yearly within trading area, 24 dollars outside trading area, and 38 dollars outside the U.S. prepaid. founded 1857.
Joseph Alsop analyzes shifts in Soviet strategy after the UN and Middle East crises. He notes Brezhnev dominance, removals of hardliners, and a likely move toward a rational line despite ongoing tensions with the United States. He cites Kosygin's Glassboro briefing as shaping Moscow’s posture.
At a Moscow meeting the chairman N. G. Yegorychev spoke in the loudest terms and was removed from his important post in Moscow, marking a sharp shift in Soviet leadership alignment.
Virginian Matthew Fontaine Maury advanced deep sea studies enabling the Atlantic cable. Brigham Young, Mormon leader, reportedly fathered 56 children. Sir James Brooke served as rajah of Sarawak.
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