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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1968
Page
4
The article lauds Butler County voters for approving a jail tax levy despite inflation and higher taxes. It credits civic minded residents for supporting a new jail to replace the 120 year old facility. The piece notes past failed attempts and highlights improved segregation and supervision of prisoners.
The Peace Corps volunteers transition into business careers, with about 12 percent pursuing business paths similar to other graduates. Corporations offer leaves of absence without jeopardizing seniority, and volunteers gain skills in cooperatives, marketing, engineering, and development work that lead to broader economic impact. The article notes the mutual benefit between idealism and corporate growth.
The piece reflects on Iwo Jima its strategic role in World War II its heavy casualties and the lightning shift to peacetime memory. It recounts the island route the flag raising imagery airstrip remains and later reconciliations including Japanese veterans visiting and a fatal plunge from Mt Suribachi.
Dave Began urges readers to recognize common summer risks from minor injuries to drownings and heart strain. He notes many accidents go unreported unless fatal and emphasizes gradual activity buildup and common-sense precautions to extend life and enjoyment.
Washington highlights congressional findings on Communist influence in recent riots and protests. The House Un American Activities Committee outlines alleged guerrilla warfare links, citing Harlem 1964, North Vietnam training, and the marchers’ strategy while Senators push for accountability and speech limits.
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with rates for in city and suburban delivery at 60c per week, 15c Sunday, and mail plans including $15.00 per year for seven days, $24.00 outside trading areas, and $38.00 for outside the U.S.A. All payments are in advance. Founded in 1857.
Theodore Sorensen flags Illinois Ohio and Michigan as pivotal with 541 delegates at stake, while New Jersey and Pennsylvania strengthen the nucleus. Ohio opponents rally behind Humphrey after Sen Young’s defection, and Michigan fate hinges on UAW convention dynamics in Atlantic City where Walter Reuther’s stance could tilt support.
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