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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
6
The Middletown school district narrowly rejected a 3.49 mill renewal and a new 4 mill levy, with voters citing tax burdens and timing. Analysts note potential November resubmission, flags on financing, salaries, and inflation as factors, while hopeful voices urge calm review and planning.
Washington reports Amb. Keller sent a formal note to the Kremlin accusing the Soviet government of withholding information on Newcomb Mott's death. Adams, retained by Mott's parents, contends murder and questions the death by own action claim amid missing guard and train report details.
This column argues that Hollywood films mocking Mexico strain US Mexican ties and reflect broader international frictions. It stresses the need for mutual respect, better understanding, and cooperative development across Latin America, noting Mexican resilience and the value of preserving cultural independence.
Washington reports advisers push President Johnson to travel the country this spring to speak directly with voters beyond the Appalachians. He seeks 50 of 77 marginal districts before election day, balancing war duties with public appearances amid Viet Nam concerns and inflation.
A Cincinnati area appeal seeks donations to upgrade a Longview Hospital recreation room for patients. Ohio funds provide no luxuries, and local supporters aim to raise 350 dollars for draperies, a juke box, and improved furnishings. Send contributions to Mrs. Arnold Boxwell at 7841 Thomas Road.
A letter to the editor argues against municipal water treatment citing limited benefits from softening and the existence of a natural filtration source. The writer urges a public vote on the issue, condemns Armco pollution, and questions who controls Middletown and its press amid civic tensions.
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