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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
6
A biblical verse from Joshua 1 9 RSV urges strength courage and fearlessness as the Lord promises to be with you wherever you go. The line emphasizes faith perseverance and divine companionship across journeys and trials.
A study panel argues British criticisms of the Boy Scouts do not apply to the American movement. US Scouting updates activities regularly, maintains uniform norms, and has already made changes such as keeping shorts, renaming Explorer program, and shifting Cub leadership toward males.
Anti poverty demonstrators organized outside Senator Byrd home denouncing him as enemy of local Negroes. The probe into District of Columbia welfare abuses uncovered ineligible recipients, duplicative purchases, and misused funds. Byrd linked the scandal to welfare fraud and touted reforms to purge ineligibles.
John Kenneth Galbraith criticizes Dean Rusk as misinformed about European support for U S policy in Vietnam. He argues Europeans and Asians show little willingness to send troops, aside from token detachments by Australia and New Zealand, while Ole Jacob Hoff praises American freedom and rejects European self delusion and cultural superiority.
Lockheed and Boeing propose two distinct designs for the American supersonic transport with years of research and a potential $1.5 billion government prize. Pratt & Whitney and GE pit two engine options to power the fleet as FAA certification drags toward 1974.
George Crout reports from Middletown on June 18 1812 as Congress votes a declaration of war against Britain. New England opposes, the West and South press Madison to act while Britain interferes with trade and impresses sailors. Governor Meigs mobilizes Ohio militia at Middletown and Dayton as volunteers gather for Camp Meigs with 1500 men organized into three regiments. The federal government offers enlistment bounties of 16 dollars, three months extra pay, and 160 acres of land for five years service.
The piece argues for strong protection of confidential sources in journalism. It cites Annette Buchan of Eugene Oregon and a looming Supreme Court fight over press freedom. It warns against obligating professionals to reveal informants while stressing accountability and ethics.
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