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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1966
Page
4
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices including 10 cent weekday copies and 15 cent Sundays. Mail rates run 15 dollars weekly trading area and 24 dollars outside trading area with 38 dollars to overseas customers, all payable in advance.
Former Vice President Richard Nixon voiced cautious optimism about a 1968 Republican victory, saying if trends continued any GOP ticket could win. He noted inflation and Vietnam as potential issues shaping the party’s fate, and added that the mood around the party had improved since 1964.
The article warns Lake Erie is dying from urban wastes fueling algae blooms that strip oxygen from vast bottom areas. It notes the deep threat to water quality, wildlife, and recreation, with calls for urgent US Canada action and long term restoration costs.
Norman V Peale recounts a chat with Eddie Rickenbacker about easing stress. A simple method uses three steps: relax the body, drain the mind, and think spiritually toward God for steady blood pressure and calmer days.
Four Waynesville to South Lebanon canoeists Tom Olds Dan Darragh Jim Guthrie and Jack Thornton battled current sunburn and rocks on a Little Miami River trip from Morrow to South Lebanon. Darragh Thornton swamped a canoe causing a rescue while Thornton required five stitches. All four persisted with stories of the river and a planned return paddle.
Dorothy Healey plans to appear on the California primary ballot for Los Angeles County tax assessor as a Communist candidate. The piece critiques post McCarran Act changes and argues a new left third party emerges while warning of potential business disruption if Healey wins.
A visit to a modern retirement village shows land sales as the main motive, with 13 000 to 30 000 dollar homes, low taxes and fees, and amenities like a golf course and hobby shop. Residents enjoy a self contained social set up but face isolation from younger people and potential resale challenges after developers finish selling lots.
Washington freshman Rep. Thomas M. Rees, once a California legislator, writes a weekly free home newsletter. He jokes about seniority walls in Banking and Currency, the directory photo puzzle, and the locked intrigue of electrocardiograms for members. He notes tunnels linking the Capitol to offices and the odd invite mix, even provoking the French ambassador with a sharp quip about embassy dining.
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