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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1967
Page
4
The Middletown Hospital celebrates 50 years since its founding in 1917 after a rail crash and flood spurred civic action. From 28 beds to 400, facilities expanded through additions in 1918 1923 1938 1952 and 1963. Today 87 doctors serve nearly 15 000 yearly patients with extensive emergency outpatient and surgical care.
Governor George Romney of Michigan shows clear signs of pursuing the 1968 Republican presidential nomination during a Western swing. In Mesa he told a journalist his impressions from the tour were favorable enough to keep up the courtship, indicating he is courting the nomination hotly.
Chardelle Weber and Iona Asher headed for Manchester Meadows to photograph for the Sunday section. Their car sank into a mud hole as seven men from a construction crew freed it. They then navigated snow and a dangerous gravel patch, with Chardy narrowly avoiding a collision on Manchester Road.
Advertisement lists subscription prices for the Middletown Journal published by News mal Inc. in Middletown Ohio. It shows per copy costs for weekday and Sunday, in-city delivery, motor routes, and mail rates for within trading areas and outside regions, including international pricing.
Der Stern editor Henri Nannen defends his magazine against Look Magazine and Kennedy family pressure to remove passages from Manchester's manuscript. He notes legal hurdles, partial concessions, and plans to publish unabridged material despite political censors.
A Middletown reader calls for higher pollution controls on the Great Miami River arguing two thirds of top quality is not acceptable for recreation or industry. The letter also praises Kroger and urges no Sunday openings, then pivots to Christian outreach and social action. The author quotes Byron on faith and service.
A Reader's Digest article describes new planned towns in America built with a definite plan for residents needs. It notes that a supermarket and a church should share space to serve people efficiently, with parking and access coordinated for both services.
A reader recalls a letter dated February 27 from R. C. Stamper criticizing the shifting patterns in church practice and doctrine. The note reflects concerns about modernization impacting traditional beliefs.
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