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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1966
Page
4
A brief gospel note recalls Jesus kneeling to pray in the garden, asking the Father to remove the cup if possible but affirming obedience to God's will. The passage emphasizes submission, devotion, and divine purpose in the hours before the crucifixion.
A light human essay on Mom art, the yearly school drawings parents treasure. It describes the cradle of pride on the fridge and bulletin board, praising color sense and imagination in children, and notes the art’s non commercial but heartfelt value.
A critique argues that dull television harms by lack of meaning, while Northwest experts confront rising Columbia River temperatures endangering salmon. Dams, lakes, and warm waters threaten the species. if unchecked, 85 degrees in 15 years could devastate spawning. Electric power remains a factor as cooling solutions are sought.
Jim Bishop reflects on St Marys Monastery near Pittsburgh, home of the Passionists, detailing rigid novice discipline, the selection process, and the humanity and humor found within the cloister. He notes the tradition of silent life, the faces of novices, and quirky exchanges with workers on campus.
General De Gaulle’s push to place French forces under his command risks undermining NATO’s integrated defense. Experts warn it could loosen Western Europe’s military shield, hasten reliance on nuclear options, and leave West Germany vulnerable to a Soviet ground invasion as France cultivates closer ties with the Soviet bloc, prompting concerns over Europe’s future security in the coming year.
Vice President Hubert Humphrey faces criticism from California liberals as the Democratic left fractures over Vietnam. The California Democratic Council split with Gov Pat Brown while supporters like TV figure Robert Vaughan urge Vietnam withdrawal. Despite current opposition, ADA backers and former allies pledge eventual support in 1972.
Dave Regan recalls a Friday rush of calls after a Caesarian birth left six newborn pups needing care when their dam died. Mrs. Ellis Short reports rapid local support, with volunteers bottle feeding and arranging homes. Though one pup died, the others thrive with aid from Lebanon to nearby streets.
Richard Nixon told Republican aides that the party must stop apologizing for the war and take a more active role. He warned against rewarding aggression with a coalitions peace in Southeast Asia and emphasized credibility with allies if the United States backs a strong military end. His stance sets him apart from other Republicans and positions him as a leading 1968 presidential hopeful.
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