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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1968

Page

4

Change Of Emphasis In World Affairs

The piece argues Kennan favors a shift in U S foreign policy toward less outward pressure and more focus on domestic problems. It cautions against neo isolationism while urging careful balance between involvement and fixing internal threats to strengthen influence abroad.

United States George F. Kennan Kennan U.S Moscow Sen Robert Kennedy

Venus Surface Temperature Dispute Grows

The debate over Venus surface temperature heats up as radar data suggest temperatures near 800 degrees, higher than Soviet readings from Venera 4. American scientists argue readings may come from 20 miles above the surface, underscoring the difficulty of obtaining positive data on distant space objects. The text also quotes a biblical verse about a missionary journey from Acts 13.

Venus Earth

John Chamberlain on Hippies and balance in universities

John Chamberlain attacks hippies and professors like Herbert Marcuse for lacking balance in university life. He argues the establishment funds biased views, calls for equal defense of free markets, and condemns romantic revolutionary currents as outdated and unworkable.

Herbert Marcuse University of California At San Diego Marcuse Germany Red Rudi" Dutschke West Berlin Dutschke California Harvard University Economics Department J. Kenneth Galbraith Ludwig von Mises Frederick Hayek Lord Byron Caroline Lamb Lord Melbourne John F. Kennedy Young Melbourne David Cecil Percy Bysshe Shelley William Godwin Chauncey Brewster Tinker Mark Rudds Rudi Dutschkes Shelley Wordsworth

When TV Fails The Silence Takes Center Stage

A personal vignette contrasts a malfunctioning television with radio and reading. The wife and husband clash over volume until the TV goes out, leaving a tomblike quiet. The piece notes TV’s pull, the radio’s limits, and the imagination needed for radio sports.

Judge Burka Blames Officials Over Riots and Arrest Orders

Washington judge condemns city officials for not ordering arrests and publicizing that looters would be punished. He questioned police officers about orders not to arrest rioters and noted many defendants had steady jobs and high incomes. The piece links the issue to broader debates on policing, free speech, and national politics.

Washington Alfred Burka of General Sessions Burka Nathaniel Dodds Dodds Chicago Daley Supreme Court of the United States District of Columbia

Middletown Journal Publication Details and Rates

The Journal published daily by News- Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates including per copy, weekly, and yearly mail options. Rates specify in city trading area 15 cents Sunday 15 cents and 1 cent for weekday copies with mail options ranging from 15.00 per year to 8.00 outside the U.S. Founded in 1857.

The News- Journal, Inc First Ave Middletown Ohio U.S.A

Humphrey Maintains Lead in Delegates Say Analysts

Joseph Alsop describes Senator Harris and Mondale guiding Hubert Humphrey to strong delegate gains in key states. He notes victories in Pennsylvania Missouri Michigan Washington and Ohio, with Daley potentially sustaining the momentum. The piece argues party bosses and delegates back Humphrey unless polls show rivals outperforming Nixon or Rockefeller.

Washington Hubert Humphrey Harris Mondale Pennsylvania Kenneth O’donnell Humphrey O'Donnell Missouri Warren Hearnes Hearnes Mondale - Harris Ohio Morton Neipp Democratic Party Michigan Chicago Richard Daley Daley Illinois Richard Nixon Nelson Rockefeller

Demountable Rim Inventor Louis Perlman Noted

Louis Henry Perlman credited with inventing the demountable tire carrying rim for automobiles. Historical note on early auto technology marks his contribution to tire design.

Louis Henry Perlman

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