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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1966
Page
4
Middletown Ohio publication details show post office entry as second class mail matter. Rates listed include per copy pricing for weekdays and Sundays, with area and year subscriptions noted. International and domestic rates noted with annual and prepaid terms.
An analysis argues the United States repeatedly misjudges rivals China and Russia's nuclear progress, urging caution against underestimation. It notes weather disasters highlight the need for better prediction, climate control, and disaster mitigation through satellites, computers, and coordinated public and private efforts.
Jim Bishop reflects on his long marriage to Kelly, detailing their five anniversary, their daughters and seven grandchildren, and how Kelly anchors the family. He recalls loving memories, shared work and travel, and the deep partnership that sustains him beyond the limits of a single marriage.
A satirical column notes Australia has decimalized its currency and predicts New Zealand and the United Kingdom may follow. Bahamas issues bite sized coins, new bills feature local scenes, and humor targets currency reform and public symbolism. Moustafa Affifi signals US trade interest via the UA R.
The column argues that sudden transit stoppages by a single union leader infringe civil rights and harm commuters. It notes lack of advance notice or vote, cites a restraining order after the Long Island Railroad strike, and criticizes Congress for not curbing union power. It warns of rising transit costs and calls for tighter rules and mediation before strikes.
Spring disappointment hits Ohio as drought and unseasonable warmth reduce fruit crops in Northern and Southern regions. Farmers lose early tomato and cucumbers plantings, while consumers may face scarcer, pricier fruit come fall. The narrator hopes for a recovery this month before sweltering summer.
A reader denounces Moyers as a disgrace to religion and government after a front page photo showing him dancing near half naked women. The letter calls for Moyers removal from his White House position and criticizes both major parties.
Mrs. Charles B. Palmer argues for a tax levy to fund school operations, noting the 3.49 mill levy covers current expenses while four mills support new construction. She cites state law restricting operation taxation to real estate and urges readers to petition lawmakers, while defending school operation needs amid public debate.
Hal Boyle lampoons how psychiatry assigns fanciful names to common fears and social anxieties. He lists ironic phobias such as topophobia fear of being buried alive and hygrophobiac fearing moisture, joking that subway riders endure stasibasiphibia the fear of standing up with no cure.
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