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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1969
Page
6
Analysis suggests the Democratic Party must undergo major reform after its 1963 defeat. Humphrey claims active leadership but faces backlash over Johnson era ties and party machine links. Observers doubt he can bridge factions or define a unifying platform.
The role of public schools in sex education sparks heated debate with strong views on whether and how to teach the subject. The discussion urges rational, information based decisions grounded in psychology and avoids endorsing any one viewpoint.
The Middletown hospital committee secures 15 acres on Superior Avenue for a proposed hospital and raises 50 000 from city residents. Plans call for a large site with ward and private rooms to serve future population growth and injured workers.
Supreme Court decisions challenge mayoral power over street parades and permits while upholding First Amendment protections. The ruling favors nonviolent expression on streets but acknowledges public safety needs. Justice Black notes dangers of sweeping laws. authors suggest narrowly drawn controls or allowed venues to curb disorder.
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday rates for in city and mail subscriptions. Prices range from 10 cents per copy to $38 per year for outside U S, with in area at 70 cents weekly and $21 yearly.
Joseph Alsop describes a three pronged attack on conglomerates in the Nixon era. The plan centers on tax changes to debentures used for acquisitions, a Treasury bill to outlaw one bank holding companies, and a Patman led Senate angle, with Justice Department involvement shaping enforcement.
A terse comment on a recent letter praises Willie Milton for eloquence and urges reprinting his piece nationwide. Harold J. Walters, on behalf of Robert Walters Sr., thanks Middletown Hospital staff Armco coworkers and family for their care after strokes and a March 1 setback.
A reader asks why Middletown Hospital dismisses about 5 percent of patients on Mondays while only about 20 average are discharged on weekdays. They note no x rays or few tests from Saturday through Monday and question weekend crowding and retention.
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