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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1967
Page
4
The Supreme Court ends the strict limit on seizing "mere evidence" at a suspect’s home after hot pursuit. The ruling allows police to seize items like clothing that link the suspect to a crime, aligning privacy interests with effective law enforcement. Justice Brennan calls the shift a step toward more certain apprehension of criminals.
The U S Public Health Service backs an experiment moving city solid wastes by boxcar to remote rural sites for disposal or reuse. Cities, railroads, and costs will be tested for feasibility with safeguards to avoid dumping unwanted trash on residents. Public works groups and health officials weigh regulatory needs and broad interest grows.
Senator Smathers argues to move national holidays to the nearest Monday after a long weekend example set by Memorial Day. He says Tuesday observances split the work week, letting some enjoy long breaks while others must work. The note ends with a personal religious reflection from Philippians.
A Carlisle reader argues the Franklin Post Office issues stem from ongoing rifts among staff, not the postmaster alone. She questions party politics in appointments, defends Norma Hermetz as acting postmaster, and urges fair consideration amid a heated local dispute.
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc presents subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery. It notes prices by carrier and mail, with in city, trading areas, and outside U.S.A. options and advance payment requirement, dating back to 1857.
James Marlow argues the nuclear bomb did not end war but tempered great powers. He cites Vietnam and the Middle East where big powers hesitate to use nuclear force, allowing smaller states to leverage risk without triggering total war.
Joseph Alsop warns that the Soviet Union backs Arab demand for Israel’s destruction, threatening Western losses. President Johnson seeks to prevent genocide while fearing a broader crisis as Soviet warships move toward the Dardanelles. Nasser touts Moscow’s support and a return to 1956 status, risking a blocked Gulf of Aqaba and a Cuba-like blockade the United States may lead or join.
BOB CONSIDINE TO The Class Of 67 New York reports on a girls junior college graduation where most of the class has passed. The scene mixes proud dignity with a playful critique of youth and ambition. The writer warns speakers to keep commencements brief and uncontroversial amid generational tensions.
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