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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1967
Page
6
A facing cancer appeal notes that although the disease remains deadly, progress is visible through research and funded care. It urges public generosity to sustain ongoing efforts so more patients survive and return to normal life.
The article notes the United States has the lowest tax burden among major Atlantic nations when measuring total taxes as a share of GNP, yet individual income taxes remain high. It contrasts overall levies with other countries like Sweden and France, while praising America's vigorous economy and high standard of living.
Kelly Field at 50 marks a milestone in American air power history. The San Antonio area depot and maintenance hub employs 25,000 and holds a $225 million payroll while stocking 350000 items for planes and missiles. Notable alumni include Lindbergh and six Air Force chiefs of staff, with anniversary events planned across the year including a grand breakfast for 20000 in San Antonio.
The Journal of News- Journal, Inc. published in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices. Per copy rates for weekday, Sunday edition, and weekly mail options are shown with municipal delivery and out of area mail terms. International rates are stated and all subscriptions are payable in advance.
The piece argues that U.S. philanthropy, including education giving, is robust. It cites 1965 contributions totaling 11.3 billion dollars with education receiving about 17 percent. Foundations and individuals fund education and welfare, while federal and state support grows. tax rules aid large bequests to nonprofits.
The 425 personnel inside Cheyenne Mountain monitor NORADs Ballistic Missile Early Warning System. The BMEWS network tracks Soviet missiles from Alaska to Greenland with radar cones and tunnel cities. The complex costs 142 million dollars and aims to deter a massive missile strike, though stalemated by decoys and limited weapons.
After a March 3 crash at Curtis Street and Yankee Road injured eight people, Bonnie Whitman received items lent by strangers to comfort her at the scene. Her mother, Mrs. Arthur Whitman, asks owners to identify and reclaim belongings, highlighting acts of decency that go unrecorded.
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