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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1967
Page
4
Medical statistics show smoking harms health and may cause fatal diseases. Prohibition is unlikely. Education on hazards should be intensified. The Strickman filter promises reduced nicotine and tar exposure, potentially lowering risks. Reducing harmful tobacco elements plus education could lessen danger, while government action remains inadequate.
NASA has begun its quiet engine program with a first contract, aiming to develop a markedly quieter and more efficient jet engine within about five years. Experts say the design could be near city street noise levels, addressing growing jet noise as flights rise. Some criticize airlines for delaying abatement efforts while welcoming practical steps.
A reader argues against federal firearm controls and praises gun ownership as essential for protection and freedom. The letter criticizes Dodd and other lawmakers, cites crime and bootlegging concerns, and claims armed citizens stabilize society amid riots and crime.
An editorial explains the plight of newsboys as independent merchants who rely on timely payments. It argues late or missed payments harm boys, who must still cover costs and may quit routes, and endorses weekly Thursday collections to align with paydays and earlier delivery. It cites cases of nonpayment and excuses, stressing accountability.
William Fitts Ryan and Leonard Farbstein joined John M. Ashbrook and Donald F. Lukens of Ohio voting against the Presidents Railway Labor Act bill. The piece argues for broad labor reform and criticizes ad hoc measures, urging compulsory arbitration to avert national chaos.
A detected public remark notes Governor George Romney expressing skepticism about the size and power of industry-wide labor unions, marking a rare political stance against organized labor.
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. lists subscription prices including 10c for weekday copies and 15c for Sundays. In city and suburbs 60c weekly. mail rates: $15 yearly in trading areas, $2400 outside, and $38 for outside U S per year. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
Washington reports Dr. Blank, a leading authority on student thought, says youths under 25 have rejected Robert F. Kennedy and politics for a search of inner life and a new religious figure. They view RFK as archaic and Johnson as fading, while Billy Graham appears Neanderthal to them. They refuse to trust anyone over thirty.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints was organized on April 6, 1830 in Mandchester New York with 30 members. Miss Anna Jarvis suggested Mother's Day at a public Philadelphia meeting in 1907. Basel Switzerland handles eight million tons of cargo annually.
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