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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1966
Page
8
When Does Serious Become Desperate in Middletown
Middletown city officials and Juvenile Judge David Black discuss youth crime, noting a rise in offenses and strained facilities. The piece urges rapid funding to expand detention centers and provide professional help, warning that the serious situation could become desperate if not addressed.
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David Black
Middletown
Butler County
Judge Black
Hamilton
George Schuster's 1908 Thomas Flyer World Race Triumph
George Schuster at 93 recalls driving the Thomas Flyer around the world in 1908 from New York to Paris through Siberia and Europe to win the New York Paris race. Theodore Roosevelt praised Schuster and crew. The Thomas company later faced model issues, bankruptcy in 1912, and lessons on quality and reliability emerge from the tale.
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George Schuster
Springfield
New York
Siberia
Europe
Paris
John Day Company
Theodore Roosevelt
Schuster
Reader's Digest
Thomas
Buffalo
Thomas Company
Inner Quiet and the Path to Peaceful Mind
A reflective piece by Norman V. Peale on practicing inner quiet to regain faith and calm. It recounts a man’s journey from despair to spiritual renewal after reading Psalms and prayer. The article urges daily stillness, cites Psalm 46, and shares a prayer about slowing down and finding deep roots in enduring values.
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Holborn
Orin L. Crain
A Home Crisis In Morning Mayhem And Auto Woes
A lighthearted column sketches chaotic morning routines with missing buttons hairpin hunts and a spiking car diagnosis. It notes a six year old in a family anecdote and a staff joke about morale in Middletown High School's lounge.
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Jerry Brown
Ohio
Brown
Board of Education
Real Loyalty to a Tux
Hal Boyle jokes about the allure of a tuxedo as a social magnet and conversation piece. He recalls a thrift shop bargain from 1946 with a World War II backstory, a pawned by an Indian tale, and notes the tux’s aging green color and oversized lapels.
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Amherst
Buffalo Bill
Senators pressed for war plans reveal debate on surprise in Korea and Vietnam
The article argues that military secrecy is crucial to victory and cites past episodes in Korea and Germany where leaks and over-precise public projections aided the enemy. It contrasts Fulbright and Aiken supporting strategic flexibility with Morse and Gruening opposing U.S. involvement in Viet Nam.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright Committee
South Viet Nam
Mao Tse-tung
Ho Chi Minh
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Sanctary
South Korea
State Department
Dean Acheson
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Inchon
MacArthur
Truman
Wake Island
Yalu
Korean
Moscow
Washington
Corelius Ryan
Germany
Hitler
Montgomery
Berlin
Fulbright
George Aiken
Morse
Gruening
Viet Nam
Aiken
Formula For Time Winning Retirement A Washington Poem
Retired man J Bradley Jones shares a humorous “Formula for Time-Wasting After Age 65” in Washington DC. He prescribes shifting tasks at home, daily outings, careful bill watching, Post Office box use, and frequent errands to fill each day. He praises Washington as ideal for retired adults to observe history and mingle with diverse visitors.
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Lincoln Memorial
Washington, D. C
Washington
J. Bradley Jones
Mr. Jones
Congress
Congressional Committees
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