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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
4
The piece notes persistent public indifference to smoking risks despite the 1950s Surgeon General report. It highlights NGO campaigns and a forthcoming international conference with 25 countries to map future actions. Dr. Luther L. Terry, chairing, says eliminating smoking would save thousands of lives annually.
The Arkansas Supreme Court upholds an anti evolution law as a valid state curriculum power. It has not ruled on whether teachers can explain evolution in class. The piece urges challenging such laws in Mississippi as well to avoid national ridicule.
A reader lauds the decision to have one city high school amid housing challenges and criticizes labeling the deprived. The writer urges better interpersonal relations and hints private schooling as an option, praising a defender of justice in a bat letter.
Grandma figures shift from fireside to activism as a new Grandmothers Club forms to meet evenings while the existing club continues daytime meetups. Organizers cap membership at 30. call Mrs. Eugene Fay for details. president is Mrs. Earl Presler. A Youth Opportunity Committee drive urges summer job funding via the Ohio State Employment Service and local groups. August picnic planned.
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Analysis of Premier Kosygin's Washington stay shows Moscow shaping his posture to seem hostile to the United States while signaling friendliness to Arab states. White House and Senate leaders floated a potential meeting with President Johnson, but Kremlin orders kept Kosygin cautious.
Joseph Alsop argues Judge Wright erred in calling Washington DC schools unconstitutional for segregation while praising New York City More Effective Schools. He criticizes funding disparities and urges real remedies rather than false promises, warning that good intentions risk cementing inequality.
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