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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1967
Page
4
Sukarno sits officially bereft of executive power as Suharto consolidates control. Congress may strip his title in March though fears of a bloodbath linger. With his fall from grace, Indonesia aims to revive its economy and leverage foreign aid, particularly from the West.
The text argues tailgating is dangerous and cites stopping distances at 60 mph, noting 170 feet to stop with best brakes and longer in rain. It warns drivers who follow closely risk crash outcomes and urges safer following distances citing studies and a biblical citation.
Joseph Alsop surveys a shift in Washington as experts push bold welfare reform via family allowances. He argues the current system traps indigent families, depresses self-reliance, and erodes citizenship, urging replacement with a new family allowance program.
Historical excerpt details daily publication by Journal Inc with rates for various delivery methods. Includes per copy prices for weekdays and Sunday, suburban route charges, annual mail rates inside and outside trading areas, and a note on prepayment. Founded in 1857.
The article discusses President Johnson likely nominating an associate justice to replace Justice Clark who plans to retire. It explores whether merit or political advantage should guide picks, mentions Thurgood Marshall as a possible candidate, wonders about appointing a woman, and notes debates about prior judicial experience versus executive qualifications.
Plans for a March 17 St Patrick’s Day celebration at Holy Trinity Church Middletown feature a banquet with ample food, a keynote by Michael J Long Dayton attorney and Holy Trinity alumnus, plus group singing and Irish tunes by Tom Haney organist David Davidson and Richard Kersh.
The article notes President Johnson could request the American Bar Association submit a list of at least five judges regarded as outstanding in federal or state courts. It argues such a move would spotlight judges with notable judicial experience and high esteem among lawyers.
Jim Bishop profiles Henny Youngman, the Brooklyn funnyman known for sharp one liners and a prolific career. Born in Whitechapel, London, to Riga-born parents, Youngman grew into a tireless comic with a vast joke head and a steady work ethic earning about $100,000 yearly.
The Comic travelled to Miami London and Las Vegas for ten weeks work at 5000 weekly. Irving Cowan president of the Diplomat said Henry is great but cannot find the right spot for him.
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