Frank R Myers General Manager Paul J Day Editor
Frank R Myers serves as general manager and Paul J Day as managing editor overseeing newsroom operations.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1968
Page
4
Frank R Myers serves as general manager and Paul J Day as managing editor overseeing newsroom operations.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk stands as a long serving, controversial figure whose tenure spans the Kennedy to Johnson eras. The piece notes Rusk as one of the few eight year plus secretaries, compares him to past long serving aides, and argues history will judge his Vietnam era policies with abundant material for analysis.
The article notes New Zealand exploring nontraditional farming such as trout oyster and deer farms. Oyster farming grows crops scientifically for gourmets while deer farming expands venison with government oversight. Regulators address conservation concerns as trout farming gains acceptance.
A report to the Council of Europe criticizes the Greek revolutionary government and urges liberalizing the constitution, allowing non Communist parties to organize before the vote, and pledging rapid action after approval. The piece notes Western democracies debate democracy in Greece while Greeks grow cynical.
A tribute to Leo Berman former Liberal Market manager praised by customers and the employer for his 10 plus years in Middletown. He recently recovered from a 13 week illness and was transferred to a Dayton assignment while remaining a resident on Graydon Drive. He is lauded as a dependable backbone of the community whose integrity stands against widespread cynicism.
A column critiques the method of selecting a U.S. Supreme Court chief justice, arguing politics often guides picks. It proposes the American Bar Association screen a slate of top jurists for the President, to curb partisan influence and keep constitutional principles intact.
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with rates for in city and suburban newspaper delivery, mail within and outside trading areas, and international mail, all payable in advance. The note records 1857 founding and postal registration details.
Public relations shape modern events from politics to media coverage. The piece argues publicity blends with news, guiding perception through speeches, campaigns, and TV presence while urging readers to assess events without bias. It cites Nixon, Norman Mailer, the NRA, and AMA as examples of PR’s reach and influence.
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