World Travel Growth Outlook For 1967 International Tourist Year
The United Nations designates 1967 as International Tourist Year and the State Department estimates 1 750 000 Americans will travel abroad in 1967, a 15 percent rise. Foreign visitors to the United States are expected to exceed 1 163 000 last year as visa rules loosen for 24 countries, boosting business and tourism travel.
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United Nations
Europe
Orient
Latin America
Africa
State Department
Passport Office
United States
Electric cars in the market soon may hinge on Detroit
Experts discuss whether U.S. automakers can beat rivals abroad to bring electric cars to market. Japan and others are pursuing similar projects while Detroit risks losing the edge if it does not accelerate development amid rising pollution and tech progress. Faith and hope close the piece with a biblical quote.
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Detroit
U.S
Japan
Buckley Defends Dodd Against Phoney Charges
William F Buckley Jr questions Senate subcommittee conclusions on the Dodd case arguing the report repeats known claims. He notes the only disputed point was a bookkeeping mismatch and contends other charges lack evidence while criticizing calls for censure.
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Senate
Dodd
Senator Dodd
Drew Pearson
Kiein
Thomas Dodd
May Rain And Protests Stir The Weathered Soul
The writer complains May will resemble April with long stretches of rain and a gloomy mood. They urge a protest by sinus sufferers against rain and laments over war crime trials and Bertrand Russell’s views, concluding that tomorrow’s sun will lift spirits.
Middletown Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Middletown Journal notes its daily publication by Journal Inc at Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio 45042. Subscription rates list per copy 10 cents weekdays plus Sunday delivery via newspaperboy or carrier. annual rates and regional mail options are stated.
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the News: Journal, Inc., & Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Sunday Inc
News Paperboy
Mane F
Cithe
U.S.A
Letters to the Editor Praise for Issue Coverage and Local Service Talks
Readers praise coverage of Ohio Bond Commission and Apportionment issues. Citizens urge ambulance transport service and discuss city staffing, police training needs, and public safety funding. Community groups endorse school board alternatives and support expanded music programs in Middletown.
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Middletown
League of Women Voters
Ohio
League
Floyd Starr
Middletown Area Council of Churches
Howard Cromwell
Board of Education
Kent D. Moorehead
Summer School Tuition Prompted by Advertising Discrepancy
Mrs Peggy Keister complains about paying 25 dollars for summer school after an advertised 20 dollar rate. She cites a 57 dollar extra charge and notes a failed school bond issue. She reports that despite bond passage, summer school remains 25 dollars this year.
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Peggy Keister
S. Brie Bvd
Young Teens Protest Evening Dance Ban
A 13 year old writer notes teens aged 13 and 14 have been barred from the Something Else in the evenings. They recount visiting the skating rink for skating and dancing on Saturday night and urge older groups to relinquish either the Inferno or the Something Else to restore teen club access.
Man in Middletown Seeks Help for Family of Eight
A Middletown man seeks aid to care for his eight children after a prior newspaper plea. The father is devoted to his kids and fears losing them to a loan firm or housing the family on the street. The appeal urges local help to avoid placing a child or splintering the household.
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Bertrand Russell
United States
Vietnam
Charles de Gaulle
France
Russell
Stockholm
Joan Company
Middletown
Ambulance Service Debate in Middletown Town Meeting
A citizen urges creation of an Emergency Ambulance Service after a private firm failed due to finances. The city refused subsidies and considered funding funeral directors and firefighters, who offered to run a dual role but faced cost concerns. The text notes firefighters can provide first aid and aid on calls pending hospital transport decisions.
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Fire Department
Middletown
Congress and Westmoreland Inspire Undying Patriotism
An emotional hour at the Capitol featured General William Westmoreland addressing a joint session of Congress. He praised Vietnam troops, urged sustained U.S. support, and framed the fight as a collective national resolve amid Communist aggression. The audience’s thunderous, multi-embassy applause echoed worldwide.
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Washington
Capitol
Wiliam Westmoreland
House
Senate
Southeast Asia
Congress of
United States
Vietnam
Congress
Westmoreland
Republic of Vietnam
North Vietnam
America
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William F. Buckley JR
Dodds
Connecticut
Humphrey
Democratic National Committee
Dave
the Journal
School Board
Ern Music
Cincinnati Symphony
Frank Simon
Valda Wilkerson
Middletown Symphony Orchestra
David Lawrence
Dennis the Menace
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