General Manager and Editor Roles Named
Paul J. Day named General Manager while serving as Managing Editor. The announcement outlines Day's leadership duties and continues his involvement with editorial oversight and operations.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1968
Page
4
Over-Importance of Rabble Rousers and Brown
A columnist argues the press overplays the influence of rabble rousers like H. Rap Brown. They say Brown remains a fringe figure with limited appeal among Black Americans despite extensive reporting on his legal troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rap Brown
Brown
Rap Brown
Sanaa
Yemen
Arabian Peninsula
Wives as a Key to Fighting Heart Disease
A medical movement proposes training wives to influence husbands' habits to reduce heart disease risk. It highlights diet, exercise, and stress management as avoidable factors and notes heart disease remains the leading cause of death. advocates regard this approach as a practical preventive measure.
Johnson Kennedy Agree on McCarthy and Lincoln Memoir
Marianne Means reports that LBJ and RFK share opposition to Senator McCarthy’s run and to Evelyn Lincoln’s Kennedy and Johnson memoir. Lincoln’s book fuels criticism of both presidents, portraying Kennedy as jealous and Johnson as a rude opportunist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Kennedy
Evelyn Lincoln
Senator McCarthy
Lincoln
Lincolns
Fines to Finance a Butler County Jail Proposal
A letter argues for using a portion of fines collected to fund a new county jail via a May property tax vote. The writer questions the fairness of taxing only property owners and notes rising crime, farm income struggles, and high costs of tractors and licenses. The piece urges policymakers to divert fines to build a jail and implies inmates would benefit from a new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
McCall frames GOP as problem solvers in Oregon ballot debate
Governor Tom McCall promotes a nonideological, problem solving GOP approach. He favors Rockefeller and Reagan as a ticket balance for the national race, sees merit in Nixon’s realism, and warns that the rise of problem solvers could weaken party unity at Miami Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oregon
Tom McCall
Nelson Rockefeller
McCall
Capitol
Buich
Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Rocky
Dick Nixon
Reagan
California
Washington
White House
Congress
Vietnam
Newark
Vetroit
Miami Beach
Nixon Percy
Napoleon
Dickering
Las Vegas
Fannie Hurst Remembered By Middletown Fans
The death of famed novelist Fannie Hurst triggers memories among Middletown residents. Born in Hamilton, she visited frequently and was close to Benjamin and Hartwitz, whose home stood at Vanderveer and Broad streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Hurst
Hamilton
Benjamin Hurwitz
Vanderveer
Broad Streets
Miss Hurst
Butler County
Middletown
Drwitz
Harwitz
New York
Notable early facts on leaders and artifacts
Factographs note Liman von Sanders as Galipoli defender and describe Ptolemy as the flute player. They mention The New England Primer as America's first schoolbook and identify 1851 as the year the first artificial eyes were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liman von Sanders
Galipoli
America
The Way Out Is Up by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues Christians cannot impose morality through protest or force. He cites Christ healing individuals and the Adventists’ focus on preaching the gospel of the kingdom to improve world conditions. He contrasts pacifist and noncombatant roles with calls for social action and cautions against mixing church power with state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disciples of Christ
Christ
National Council of Churches
Johnson
North Vietnam
Billy Graham
Vetnam
Graham
Max Phillips
Jesus Christ
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and mailing details. Per copy costs include zero cent for weekdays and five cents for Sundays, with weekly and annual options for city, trading, and outside areas, plus international pricing and advance payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
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Paul J. Day
Elwood Richardson
Marianne
LBJ
RFK
Arthur Schlesinger
Orville Freeman
Franklin Roosevelt Jr
Madison Township
John Chamberlain
GOP
Eisenhower
Taft
New York State
Nixon
Reegan
G.C
The
Chamber of Com
Merce
Indiana
Warren County
Franklin
Middletown High
YMCA
Don Cooner
Mortana
MHS
John Fraley
P.D
Cleopatra
Ptolemy
Ptolemy the
Flute - Player
Paul Harvey
the Journal
News. Journal Inc
First Ave
Ter
Ohio
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