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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1967
Page
6
Senate ratification seems likely as Dirksen shifts, with Hoover reportedly assuring the President the new Soviet consulate would be monitored. FBI chief Says ten agents and six clerical staff could manage all necessary oversight, undermining spying objections and favoring the treaty.
Retrospective commentary on the Franklin D. Roosevelt crew refueling at Capetown highlights opposition to shore leave amid apartheid. Rep. Fraser argues U S policy must honor all men with equal treatment and uphold broader equality goals, not bow to racial discrimination for naval convenience.
Middletown eyes over 2 million in improvements by year end 1902 including 300 new homes and sizable industrial adds. Homes average 1800 with 300 dwellings planned. Sorg residence expansion and private lighting for several properties mark the luxe side of growth.
Subscriptions and mailing details for The Journal published by News- Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio. Rates list per copy prices for weekday and Sunday issues, in-city delivery, and mail options including domestic and international options with advance payment. Founded 1857.
Washington article warns that a European nuclear war could erupt quickly with NATO and Soviet forces using weapons within days of an attack. Healy and de Gaulle are cited on reducing Western forces while Britain and France push for less continental military presence. The piece notes Soviet and Chinese nuclear capabilities and the need for an anti missile defense amid stalled disarmament talks.
In a pointed monologue, Paul Harvey laments changes in women and society. He argues men fostered consumerism and modern freedoms that eroded traditional roles and family life. The piece frames the mother figure as an absent victim of male complicity and cultural shifts.
In Rexburg Idaho supporters fear Senator Frank Church will lose a 1968 bid for a third term. The Foreign Relations Committee member known for Vietnam and urban issues faces local backlash over potato farming taxes and Idaho revenue projects amid Democratic disunity and past intra party clashes.
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