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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1967

Page

4

Another Deadly Threat In The Warfare Race

The article argues that beyond the nuclear arms race a parallel race in chemical and germ warfare is advancing on both sides of the Iron Curtain. Lt. Gen. Betts cites Soviet leads in chemical and germ weapons, urging stronger measures. It warns against a spiral where each side accelerates, and calls for international agreement to curb these developments.

U.S Soviet Union Austin W. Betts Army Moscow Washington Betts United States

Rumors Of Auto Price Increases Spark Watchful Eye

In Detroit rumors say auto makers may raise prices by 100 to 200 dollars per car due to federal safety features. Senators promise scrutiny and demand detailed price increase information tied to new safety standards. The warning urges manufacturers to tie boosts to actual costs and avoid excess pricing.

Educated wine figure extols champagne and social grace

In New York, Hernando Courtright, a colorful hotel man and horseman, champions champagne as a lifestyle. He praises its sociable charm, notes Americans’ growing consumption, and recalls the Beverly Wilshire’s Relais de Champagne badge. He jokes about champagne on the rocks and sharing glasses in tulip stems.

New York Hernando Courtright Deborah Considine Frank Hunter Beverly Wilshire Beverly Hills Calif John D. Rockefeller Jr Williamsburg Hernando Christendom Relais de Champagne de l'Ordre Des Coteaux United States LBJ Ho Chi Minh North Vietnam Comte de Chambrun

Wives and Mothers Voice on Vietnam War

A letter from a Middletown reader in Vietnam urges support for servicemen and criticizes antiwar demonstrations. PFC Donald L. McKinney from the 19th Mainz unit condemns protests as prolonging conflict while calling for prayers and backing for troops.

Vietnam Criti Donald L. McKinney Mainz, Co San Francisco Calif Long Bien

Sign and street fixes urged after fatal Franklin crash

A 16 year old Franklin girl died in a head on collision on N Verity Parkway. The column blames poor road markings and inadequate signs near access points and business entrances. It calls for better signage and prompts city action. Also notes a pothole on Flemming Road near a sewer outlet and a lighthearted Kraut Round Dog Week item. The piece closes with a humorous note about a title typo at Cham Champion Papers and a clarified term.

Franklin N. Verity Parkway Flemming Road Dan Kothe

What They Could Say But Dont Let Us Suppose

Interior monologues imagine Brezhnev Kosygin Faisal Gandhi and Johnson voicing thoughts on Vietnam oil Suez and world power. The satire weighs motives of superpowers and leaders with wry politicking and implied policy pressures.

Vietnam Southeast Asia Gus Hall U.S Nasser Faisal Saudi Arabia West Israel Standard Oil Nehru Suez

Legatees Of Lincoln Warn Of Rising Civil Unrest

A spokesman for the Black Avengers threatens action if no resolution in a month. National figures including Martin King and Stokely Carmichael are cited amid warnings of civil strife and calls to label anti Negro groups. Hoover condemns agitators as hotheads seeking gain while calling for peaceful expression and unity.

Black Avengers Milwaukee Howard University Nathan Ware FBI Hoover Martin King Cleveland King and Carmichael Lincoln

Middletown Journal Subscriptions Rates Listed

The Middletown Journal outlines daily and Sunday pricing for in city subscriptions and mail delivery. Rates include 15 cents for Sunday copies, 60 cents weekly for city routes, 15 dollars yearly by mail within trading areas, 24.90 yearly outside, and 38 dollars per car for outside U S. All mail fees are paid in advance.

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Frank R. Myers Paul J. Day Detroit Auto Peter Bob Considine Hernandoz Third Avenue France Internal Revenue Agent Middletown Tomain James G. Williams P.D National Kraut Packers Association Joseph T. Kiep Butler County Kiep Chaco Tion Champion Papers, Inc SEC S.R John Chamberlain Brezhnev Kosygin Kattegat Dardanelles Bosporus Straits of Gibraltar Gulf of Aqaba Panama Palestine Johnson Bobby Kennedy Harold Wilson Paul Harvey Stokely Carmichael Washington, D. C the Journal The News. Journal, Inc S. Broad First Ave Ohio
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