The Middletown Journal Overview
The Middletown Journal from Middletown Ohio provides daily news coverage of local events and community happenings. It is published by New Journal Inc on S Broad Street at First Avenue.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1966
Page
4
The Middletown Journal from Middletown Ohio provides daily news coverage of local events and community happenings. It is published by New Journal Inc on S Broad Street at First Avenue.
A quotation from Hebrews 11 30 notes that Jericho's walls collapsed after being encircled for seven days. The passage emphasizes faith guiding miraculous events and highlights biblical perseverance.
A major manhunt led to the capture of Richard B. Speck for the eight nurse killings in Chicago. Police Superintendent O W Wilson publicly linked Speck to the crime, potentially prejudicing a fair trial under Supreme Court precedents while praising the dragnet and police work.
A vast papier mache structure at the Modern Museum in Stockholm, titled HON or SHE, presents a pregnant figure with ramps and a bottle smashing machine inside. Critics call it an artful leg pulling while others see spectacle over substance and dismiss it as mere provocation.
A bleak forecast warns that some 1,300 polar bears are killed annually and only about 8,000 remain. Delegates from the Soviet Union note bears are allowed for science, but the present rate could drive the species to extinction in a few years. The piece urges an urgent conservation program.
Norman V. Peale recounts a visit with a friend facing a complex business issue. After emptying their minds through prayer and reviewing a pro and con list, the friend identifies a problematic item and removes it, proving that ethical clarity and honest thinking yield better results. The tale advocates personal integrity, documented facts, and spiritual reflection to reach sound conclusions.
A humorous wind storm sweeping Project 600 at Armco Steel Corp caused minor wind and water damage. Kaiser Engineers manager A L Gordon noted Port-O-Lets blew around the site and wondered if they were empty or in use during the gusts. Other items include a note on nudie films and a sailor tale about Stee Bill from Florida.
In a business emergency a practice helps bring focus and objectivity to the problem. Summarizing, thinking clearly increases the likelihood of correct answers emerging.
Ruth Montgomery notes Madame Chiang Kai-Shek remains a striking figure as she plans another cross country speaking tour. Johnson administration coolness contrasts with earlier white house admiration, while critics cite family graft concerns and aging myths. Madame Chiang’s private art shows and ageless appearance reinforce her enduring influence.
Paul Harvey asserts the Founders rejected a Great Society advocating big government. He argues that expanding state power leads to higher taxes and loss of freedom, citing 1787 debates and colonial aims for limited government. He claims modern Great Society mirrors a historical discarded idea.
Washington observers warn that North Viet Nam's move to execute U S airmen as war criminals could trigger a rage that pressures President Johnson to harder policy. Democrats foresee gains for incumbents while Republicans argue tougher action would ride a surge of patriotism.
Cartoonists show goats licking can labels for salt while noting eatable oddities. In Ithaca NY tests chicken sausages priced lower than pork dominate breakfast ideas. Clothing industry sees US garment production double from 1965. Soo Locks at Sault Ste Marie handle more Great Lakes tonnage in seven months than Panama Canal in a year.
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