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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1967
Page
6
Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen critiques humane warfare rhetoric and urges abolition of the Geneva Convention. He argues civilized norms exist to curb civilians' suffering and that society bears moral fault for using war as policy. He distinguishes soldiers' heroism from wartime immorality.
Two years after Yale denied tenure to Dr Richard J Bernstein for publishing deficiencies a faculty committee proposes funding course design and revision. The plan rewards departments when a faculty member revamps or creates courses, compensating for time during the school year and replacing a teacher. The editor endorses the shift away from publish or perish and credits Yale with leading an academic frontier.
Joseph Alsop argues the United Nations is failing to pressure Nasser over the Gulf of Aqaba blockade. He cites U Thant’s weak stance, Johnson Eban talks, and the risk of force to break the blockade as Israel braces for a mounting price in Sinai. He warns the crisis nears war and options are limited.
A 1954 view recalls McCarthy’s censure battle over free speech in the Senate. The piece argues condemning a senator for his opinions risks McCarthyism and harms liberal principles, urging defense of dissent and free discourse.
Middletown Diary recalls Elk Creek as an early industrial hub with mills built around 1800 to 1819. From Rambo Harris’s first grist mill to Jacob Snyder’s flour production, mills fed flatboats to New Orleans, then faded as the Miami Erie Canal and railroads ended local turning wheels.
The Journal published daily by News-Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for various delivery areas. Rates include 10 cents per weekday copy, 5 cents for Sunday, and yearly mail options from 15 dollars to 38 dollars outside the U.S.
In a letter to the editor the writer urges safety councils nationwide to launch a strong July Fourth campaign to curb highway carnage. The plea notes Memorial Day casualties and calls for constructive action beyond slogans to save lives and prevent dismemberment. The piece also comments on missing Peanuts cartoons and hopes for their return.
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