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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1966
Page
4
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The article questions Governor Paul Johnson’s use of the term exhibitionists to describe civil rights marchers in Mississippi. It argues Meredith and others risked their lives for voter registration, not for self display, and urges Mississippians to confront equal rights rather than ignore it.
A stewardess asks Norman V. Peale for dating advice on selecting a future husband. He counsels forming a clear ideal partner, praying for guidance, and trusting that the right person will come in God’s time. A woman later meets Fred at a church party and realizes he is the right match.
A woman buys a pink belt nylon bathing suit at half price and endures a comic, wary insistence from her husband and children on its suitability. The scene unfolds with humorous comments about decency and future wear, ending in a shared household pause over finances. Safety and Dutch culture notes complete the page.
President Johnson urged the right to dissent as central to democracy during a ceremony honoring 121 presidential scholars. He warned students not to dissent just to please others and emphasized dissent as a path to better order and ongoing national progress.
Dr. Luther Holcomb as acting chair of the EEOC orders faster handling of discrimination complaints and refers cases to the attorney general. He cites Selma Montgomery and Birmingham as catalysts and recalls a history of Dallas desegregation work and early civil rights leadership affecting national policy.
The report surveys retirement trailer parks as a big, dispersed business. It describes park layouts with 90 trailers, plot rents of about 240 dollars yearly, and utilities, plus resident life centered on social bonds, outdoor spaces, and a routine seasonal exodus.
Washington writer Marianne Means notes Lloyd Hand, former chief of protocol, failed to win the California Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor. Hand, once a Johnson circle insider, faced miscalculations about California voters, funding, and public support, ending a promising rise with a sobering loss.
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