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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1966
Page
4
A religious quotation from Romans 11 33 RSV extols God s depth of riches wisdom and knowledge and declares his judgments inscrutable and paths beyond tracing. The line emphasizes divine mystery and transcendence in Christian thought.
The article honors Dr J C Stratton for over five decades of medical service in Middletown, noting his patient counseling and 17 years on the school board shaping the junior high system. It laments his death and recalls his community impact. It also reflects on medical advances like the artificial heart and changes in branding on the range.
Jim Bishop and Dick Hyman compile amusing newsroom slips from King Features Syndicate era mistakes. Bob Dunn provides cartoons as the collection titled Stop the Presses gathers mis-spellings and unintended meanings for readers.
A fanfare about a canine competition headlines a former girl taking first in a dog show. The piece reflects playful misreadings of headlines across papers and notes how wording shifts alter meaning.
David Lawrence argues the CIA should confine work to foreign operations under legal limits and warns against exposing internal security methods. He notes risks from leaks and infiltration, urges continued official oversight, and emphasizes the president’s final authority over actions.
Rep. William H. Ayres proposes a bill to reimburse cold war veterans who paid for college since 1955 with $100 a month for single and $150 for married, arguing retroactive benefits correct inequities in the new GI education act. He estimates costs at about $250 to $350 million initially and highlights thousands who borrowed for education now facing interest and other debts.
A Spring Hill sixth grader Debra Salome writes about guiding a mother robin with four eggs on a porch light. She kept the light on to warm the nest and reports the mother returning after a vandal damaged an egg.
In a set of letters to the editor residents defend Armco and oppose Basin G. C R Stamper and Mrs William E Keller argue soft water is needed and question if bids favored by local interests. They urge city commissioners to reconsider Basin G funding and maintenance costs for North Middletown residents.
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