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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1967
Page
4
Frank R. Myers and Paul J. Day are identified as key figures, implying a management context. The note suggests leadership roles within an organization, possibly announcing appointments or restructuring in a historical publication.
The piece recalls the 1966 Honolulu meeting and notes Vietnam shifts toward a more stable government but persistent bloodshed. It argues realism over hopeful expectations, urging tempered hopes for Guam talks and a reassessment that may yield something better than the status quo.
The piece argues cadets bear responsibility for exam cheating despite societal pressures. It stresses individual accountability in a free society and distinguishes sympathy from condoning misconduct. It cites John the Baptist to frame moral responsibility.
William F Buckley Jr reviews the Citizens Housing and Planning Council's slum venture on the Lower East Side. Despite tax abatements and low-interest financing the project posted a 3 percent loss, proving private investment cannot profit from slums at current rent levels. The piece questions public housing as the remaining solution and recalls political advocates like Senator Charles Percy.
Washington column argues Adam Clayton Powell’s fraud allegations fuel nationwide racism. It warns that Black leaders’ support and Harlem voters could push segregation-era tensions into a new crisis, risking a return to bitter sectional attitudes as racial blocs shape political outcomes.
Fort Lauderdale columnist Wallie Nelsen discusses amateur poetry submissions with Walter Hamilton who sent an Elmwood era verse praising Fort Lauderdale. Hamilton warns the editor not to litter if rejected, noting printing or disposal as possible options and a misdemeanor risk.
BOB CONSIDINE tests a seven horsepower Renault Dauphine converted with Yardney Silvercells. The electric car runs quietly, reaches 55 mph, and covers about 80 miles per charge at 20 cents per recharge. Yardney foresees battery financing and long life, with potential in submarines, torpedoes, and space programs.
The Middletown Journal published daily by News- Journal Inc lists subscription rates for the region. It notes per copy costs for weekdays and Sundays, delivery options by newspaperboy or motor route, and annual mail rates including international pricing, with payments due in advance.
Facts include Mercury as the planet nearest the sun with a 36 million mile mean orbit. A Michigan dune, Sleeping Bear, is identified as the world’s largest shifting sand dune between Lake Michigan and Glen Lake in Leelanau County. Also mentions chicory root as a coffee substitute and kingfishers nesting along streams.
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