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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1968
Page
4
A Justice Department report presents firearms data in one document, showing about 20 thousand gun related deaths annually and over 42 million Americans owning guns. It notes states with strong laws have fewer gun murders and lower murder rates than weak law states, urging fact based judgment.
British makers rush to supply a new disposable undergarment line dubbed paper though mixed with man made fibers. Panties cost 47 cents, nighties 35 cents, and men's underpants two dozen for $2.40. Produced in London with secrecy and exported via links to the United States France and Austria amid waste disposal concerns.
Paul Harvey laments a generation skirting rules and moral standards. He argues clergy and churches drift into secular activism, weakening traditional religion and leaving a void as social values shift. He cites declines in church attendance and influence, contrasting activism with historic moral leadership.
The Middletown Journal lists subscription costs and mail options. Rates include 10c weekday, 15c Sunday, 60c weekly in-city, 15.00 yearly within trading areas, 24.00 yearly outside trading area, and 38.00 yearly outside the U S A. All mail subscriptions require advance payment. Founded in 1857.
The annual Book Fair, run by the American Association of University Women, will be Oct 16 17 and 13 at the Middletown Shopping Center. Donations of books magazines puzzles and more are urged now to support scholarships and education. Contact Mrs Henry Da of 1752 Middletown Eaton Rd or Mrs David Morgan of 4847 Victoria Ave to arrange pick up.
Washington analysis questions whether judges and lawmakers can keep roles separate as Thornberry delays oath and Fortas refuses to discuss past rulings. The piece argues Congress must define the Supreme Court’s jurisdiction and limit judicial participation in executive affairs.
Readers thank the Optimist Club and Howe Motor Company for the 1968 Soap Box Opti-Derby effort and Tim Trepani’s racing experience. They praise the event, a trip to Akron for participants, and champion Jack Trepani amid community pride. They also voice concerns about voting rights and third party options, urging a clean political slate in Washington.
A fragment suggests discussion about George Wallace appearing on Ohio ballots. The note hints at plans or obstacles in Ohio election procedures regarding Wallace's candidacy. Further readable context is limited.
The remarks reveal who advised Lyndon Johnson and accuse Fortas of lacking intellectual heft. The exchange casts doubt on Johnson’s leadership amidst a broader advisory circle.
Three adults questioned Wallace campaign HQ about his civil rights bill stance. The Wallace booklet quote asserts he supports civil rights as rights in the Constitution but opposes civil rights bills as federal overreach, stressing he is for law and order and not against people.
A Middletown reader laments rising auto insurance costs due to reckless drivers on Route 6 and nearby routes. They urge stricter checks on buyers with poor driving records and higher rates for violators, praising local police and court coverage.
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