Paul J. Day Managing Editor
Paul J. Day serves as managing editor in a period piece dated Wednesday March 22 1967 detailing editorial leadership and newsroom role within the publication.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1967
Page
6
Paul J. Day serves as managing editor in a period piece dated Wednesday March 22 1967 detailing editorial leadership and newsroom role within the publication.
The ceremony near Paris marked the withdrawal of United States forces with flags lowered in unison. General Lemnitzer called it a sentimental occasion while noting regret among many and recalling Franco American aid in two world wars. He expressed confidence the friendship would endure.
George Wallace and the ambassadors' husbands face similar protocol issues as wives wield power in politics. State Department rules seat husbands below the salt at official dinners, avoidingโอany rank by association. Wallace aims for 1968 presidential run, keeping public attention and influence high.
The article outlines cryogenics and cryosurgery advances from cold therapy origins to precise liquid nitrogen probes. It notes safe prostate freezing, shrinking tumors, and dramatic help for Parkinsons via brain area targeting. Dr. Irving Cooper oversees 1500 operations at St. Barnabas Hospital, with rapid recovery and steady hands post procedure.
Essay notes Cabot Lodge’s successful term in Saigon and Ellsworth Bunker as successor. It weighs pacification progress and Viet Cong countermeasures, cites rising defection rates through the Chieu Hoi program, and highlights Westmoreland’s gains in Phu Yen and Binh Dinh amid ongoing attrition in the Vietnam War.
The Journal Published daily by News: Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates: weekday copy 10 cents, Sunday 15 cents, city delivery 60 cents weekly, and mail options from $15 yearly in trading areas to $24 outside trading areas and $38 outside U S A. Subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
Citizens debate preserving the Mid-Town Center Lounge and potential sale of old South School property to fund Sunset Park improvements. A reader urges educational focus, praising teachers and youth guidance, recalling a mentor who influenced a writing career at Armco.
A reader questions the wartime framing of the Vietnam conflict and the use of time outs as a metaphor. They note President Johnson’s claim that “This is war” and ask whether such pauses aid the war effort and if officials like Dean Rusk have considered Communist beliefs during Christmas.
A reflective note stresses choosing a capable instructor to gain sound guidance. It contrasts wise mentoring with reckless guidance, urging discernment in selecting a teacher who offers clear direction and constructive insight.
A note praises the Holy Trinity School St Patrick’s Day celebration organized by a committee. Attorney Michael Long of Dayton spoke. Tom Haney and the Clark Street Five provided entertainment. A friend of Mrs. John Long supplied shamrocks. The writer also recommends visiting Houston Woods for the soon-to-open lodge and lakefront area.
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