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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1966
Page
4
Public opinion expert Dr. George H. Gallup argues the Republican party must reform its image by presenting a businesslike program to inform the public. He cites postwar England’s Conservatives as a model for changing political branding and winning votes.
The piece contrasts a century of Mother's Day progress with modern maternal roles, noting moms as doers who balance family warmth with public action. It then argues that calls for a broader Viet Nam war effort risk more bombing and acknowledges no quick, bloodless alternative to ground combat.
Anti poverty officials report over 1,060 youths graduated from Job Corps centers nationwide with 515 employed, 359 in the armed forces, and 187 back in school. Total taxpayer cost exceeds 287 million dollars. Rep. Michel cites 270,908 per graduate.
President Johnson and Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts move toward some of JFK era ideas to address racial imbalance in public schools. The article outlines Kennedy’s push for federal aid to consolidate districts and transport students, while Johnson emphasizes local control and potential desegregation tied to federal funding.
Washington critics charge President Johnson has left the Small Business Administration without funds for six months and without an administrator since last August. They argue the Commerce Department absorption plan would harm small business lending while loans and disaster aid are constrained. Fund transfer proposals and budget tricks draw bipartisan skepticism as Ford warns of a drift toward big entities and deficits.
Dave Regan comments on the postprimary political scene urging unity for November and warns against name calling. Bernard W. Davis seeks the correct address for Sgt. Joseph P. Young in South Vietnam to contact his parents and fellow soldiers.
A reader defends press coverage of campaigns and bylines, arguing reporters face constraints, space limits, and potential penalties but provide public accountability. She credits Armco and Middletown officials for local jobs and tax support, asking why critics attack Armco and the City Commission.
Sicily reports international hair sales exceed 1.2 million dollars annually with income doubling from the prior year. Hair over ten inches fetches eight dollars per unit, a small advantage over barber costs. The Air Force probes saucer reports since 1948 but results remain undisclosed, with some scientists calling recent Michigan sightings marsh gas.
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