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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1967
Page
4
Rep. Henry R. Reuss urges halting Kennedy half production to protect silver supply. He argues widespread hoarding in bureau drawers risks depleting coinage and questions the value of minting more coins that people store rather than spend.
The United States and the European Space Research Organisation, a 10 nation group, jointly launched a satellite system to study solar and cosmic radiation. Europe built the satellites while the US provided launch facilities and NASA will monitor before ESRO takes over tracking.
Readers defend bats after a reader insists a bat harmed by a trap was murdered. The writer argues bats are valuable mammals with a precise radar system and should be aided, not killed, when trapped indoors.
Jim Bishop recounts Hammerhead Hennessy a police boxer turned detective famed for brutal tactics. A ring sideshow ended in a mass beating by an elderly foe, followed by a transfer to burglary duty and FBI involvement in an interstate hotel case.
A curious tale unfolds of Hammerhead Hennessy who runs a minimal crime operation then ends up on school crossing duty. The FBI is outdone by locals listening at a golf course starter, while thieves target hotel guests and golfers with fake calls to lure them away.
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Paul Harvey argues that small delays in work add up to vast losses, estimating 14 million man days daily. He critiques modern work motivation, unions, and time management, urging renewed pride and discipline to keep productivity high and freedom intact.
A reader questions dog control enforcement and requests action on a local ordinance. The writer expresses concern for family safety and urges stronger enforcement of existing rules.
In New York the Commerce Department extols measurement as a backbone of the American economy. It cites daily billions of measurements affecting security and welfare, from watch hands to distance estimates, and notes the National Bureau of Standards calibrates inches and moments to remarkable precision.
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