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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1966
Page
4
Passage from Ephesians 3 17 19 urging believers to be rooted in love and to grasp the breadth length depth and height of Christ love beyond knowledge through faith and unity with all saints.
In Dublin a statue of Lord Nelson was toppled by Irish Republican Army opponents. The piece links Nelson’s celebrated courage to Irish history and to the Easter rebellion remarks that he would have supported Irish valor. The article ends praising Nelson’s leadership and credit to crew.
The article notes Health Authority doubts about lettuce cigarets as a tobacco substitute, with Dr. George E. Moore of Roswell Park advocating lettuce as less awful than cabbage. It then discusses a Public Health Service study debunking myths about bachelors and spinsters, showing many single men are unhappy while some single women enjoy life.
Washington officials downplay 60 Soviet vessels spotted in U S waters while defectors report trawlers loaded with electronic gear to monitor U S Navy activities radar frequencies and flight patterns. Senators push study on clandestine ops by fishing fleet amid fears of electronic surveillance and missile guidance interference.
Senate hearing remarks by Harvard professor John K. Fairbank challenge the left liberal line on military containment in Asia. He argues that no quick withdrawal from Korea border Taiwan straits or Vietnam is feasible and warns against optimistic views of Chinese agrarian reform. He cautions Fulbright not to overreact to Lin Piao’s blueprint.
Paul Harvey notes restless natives across 20 states in 12 weeks, asks the President how to answer questions on civil rights versus workers’ rights, inflation, birth rates, deficits, and conscription. He cites protests, Cuba, and Viet Nam, urging common sense amid U S policy debates and Red China’s limits.
George Crout records a 1890 reminiscence by older citizens about Middletown’s past. Tales cover a strict one room schoolhouse, brutal discipline, chimney pranks, a locked door with glass, private academies, tight boots, and boyish mischief along Main Street. Goose Island, canal area, and spring marble tournaments are noted.
The article blames the State Department for a string of missteps affecting U S foreign policy under President Johnson. It cites failures around Indonesia where Suharto’s control was underestimated, and a missed opportunity to use Appalachian coal for Japan to aid Vietnam era diplomacy.
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