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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
4
The administration abandons the tax earmarking idea and proposes direct appropriation to fund major campaign elements. Johnson advocates reforms to regulate contributions and revise presidential campaign financing, arguing Congress now has a springboard for action and must consider broader changes beyond the White House plan.
Editorial urges heightened driver alertness as summer ends school sessions. Parents and drivers must teach children street safety and mature judgment behind the wheel. It warns against letting playful impulses lead to dangerous driving and stresses that a license is a privilege earned through responsibility.
President Johnson proposes a comprehensive plan to curb campaign finance abuses by capping contributions, extending audits, and limiting corporate political gifts. The essay argues for government funding of campaigns and stronger reporting to reduce corruption and influence from special interests.
The column contrasts Stokely Carmichael's call for black power and defiance of the draft with George Schuyler’s tribute to Philippa Schuyler, noting her Vietnam death and career. It muses on American freedoms, Horatio Alger honors, and the nation’s response to radical dissent amid wartime tensions.
A columnist laments the spread of professional lawsuits from Boston to California. He cites truck crashes, deer collisions, and restaurant disputes while arguing lawsuits drive up insurance, clog courts, and erode trust. He urges readers to expose absurd court contests and mock chronic suers.
The New York christening of the carrier John F. Kennedy exposed a strained dynamic between the Johnson and Kennedy families. President Johnson gave a long, brisk speech while Jacqueline Kennedy and John F. Kennedy appeared distant. Senator Robert Kennedy showed visible restlessness as crowds pressed nearby.
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