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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1967
Page
4
The Journal lists key staff: Editor in Chief N J Lawler, Executive Editor Dave Regan, General Manager Paul J Day, and a publisher’s role under Editor-Publisher. The masthead outlines leadership structure for the publication.
Small firms producing niche automobiles warn that strict federal safety standards could caster them out of business. A Florida replica maker and a New York hand built car builder cite high costs of crash tests and odd design impacts like windshields and visors. They urge Congress to allow targeted exemptions while public safety remains the priority.
A trio of D C college men offer a pickets-for-hire service to protesters who lack time or dedication. The idea is radical yet faces moral scrutiny as mercenary connotations arise. The piece hopes the service dies out and urges individuals to act on their beliefs.
Column analyzes Chase Manhattan Bank stance on easing trade with the Soviet Union. George Champion rejects economists’ politically influenced advice, urging caution on long term credits and tied to transparent balance sheets and defenses of Western systems.
A reader signing as Concerned Citizen notes a man grants housing to a displaced family, while debates on poetry and Vietnam era letters highlight reader sentiment. The piece condemns a TV program and calls for empathy toward veterans and families amid ongoing social tensions.
Publication details for the Middletown News Journal Inc include location on S. Broad and First Ave, Middletown Ohio, subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, and mail options. It notes second class mailing, post office entry, and annual prices with international option.
Ambassador Goldberg says the Soviet Union could end the Vietnam war by withdrawing objections and backing UN or Geneva Conference efforts. Charles Malik calls the UN helpless as Cold War politics hinder peace. A world peace stake relies on Moscow joining to push a negotiated settlement.
A Middletown reader argues against adding an east end high school and endorses a single senior high school plan. The letter also urges continued voter access in public schools and criticizes moral complacency amid national issues including Vietnam.
A teacher addresses a concerned colleague upset over gym access on election day. The writer stresses education and civic responsibility, noting that in Amanda Elementary and Monroe Elementary the election workers have cooperated and guided students through the voting process.
A Middletown reader urges reflection after two articles on peaceniks. The letter condemns flag burning and calls for daily display of the American flag as a sign of patriotism and prayer for peace.
A wife and mother voices disgust after viewing a TV special titled Pursuit of Pleasure and laments what she calls deteriorating morals among men and women, questioning whether society has fallen into animalistic behavior.
A collection of short facts notes Truman’s horseshoe court at the White House. It mentions ancient beer, classical use of alcohol, helium as a light gas, Washington as first full general, Edward Everett at Gettysburg, mahout as elephant driver, anthrax in cattle, cabbage as productive, and pilots not hearing sonic booms despite thunder.
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