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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices: weekday 10 cents, Sunday 15 cents, daily delivery 60 cents per week in city and suburbs, mail in trading areas 1500 dollars yearly, outside trading area 2400 dollars, outside USA 3800 dollars. Subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by New Journal Inc founded in 1857.
Ohio officials order a new trial for Dr. Samual H. Sheppard in the murder case, aiming to ensure fairness amid prior publicity and officials’ indiscretions. The piece also notes a rising national arts drive and a cautionary tale from the Gemini 9 docking episode about haste and procedure.
Before the 1960 Democratic convention Lyndon Johnson steered Texas to loosen rules enabling a Senate bid while pursuing the presidency. He reportedly spent about 250000 for his campaign but claimed only 4200 in disclosure. The piece notes exemptions, contractor donations to Dems, and a 1964-65 Johnson forces effort linked to a St. Louis union leader and legal firm tie-ins.
The Dominican presidential winner Joaquin Balaguer secures about 58 percent amid mixed U S criticism of Lyndon Johnson's 1965 intervention. The piece notes left and right critics, the Bosch cause, and the potential risks from hidden weapons tied to Castroism. It reflects on Washington’s middle ground approach and the need to support a stable Balaguer regime.
Ruth Montgomery notes that People's Daily cites 160000 writers and artists sent to forced labor camps to purge bourgeois thoughts as Maoist ideology tightens in China. The piece contrasts Chinese repression with U S leftist critics and quotes Valeri Tar si on socialism and freedom. It mentions Western figures like Robert Lowell and Kosygin’s leadership.
Hal Boyle notes the flood of mail and organizations seeking newspaper space. He argues editors curate material to protect readers from ventures with motives ranging from worthy to questionable. The piece emphasizes discerning credible groups from those chasing publicity or profit.
In Curry College’s 87th ceremony a speaker derides generic addresses while urging graduates to seek real paths post graduation. He mocks clichés and contrasts astronaut imagery with the grind of future work and welfare state pressures observed in Marymount School scenes in New York.
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