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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1966

Page

4

Debate on trade with Reds dominates congressional stance

The piece argues Congress should study easing trade curbs with the Soviet bloc despite Rep. Mills’s opposition. It notes Winds of Change in Eastern Europe, calls for full congressional debate, and contrasts U.S. policy with evolving relations in the Communist world. It then shifts to Tarzan’s media comeback, noting creator Sy Weintraub’s plans for a TV series and fan reactions.

Congress Russia Wilbur D. Mills House Ways and Means Committee Rusk Europe State Department Johnson China Soviet Bloc United States Tarzan Batman Lord Greystoke Ape Man Edgar Rice Burroughs Sy Weintraub

Tortoise and Turtle Duel in Prison Theorist Bank Heist

A prison tale follows Dingbat a clever thief who claims wit outguns as he plots a bank robbery. He enlists Jellyroll Perkins to help move cash using a hidden battery powered plan and walkie talkies to outsmart police Eenie Meenie.

Dingbat Richard Burton Wats Indiana Jellyroll Perkins National Bank Jellyroll Eenie-Meenie Ohio Cairo

Rendevouz With Danger For A Country Beloved

A Providence College senior writes of duty and the American Soldier’s Dream amid war, peace marches, and drinking water out of a bottle bomb plot. Expo 67 plans at Montreal, Russia U S pavilion contrasts, and Thoroughbred racing history tied to Col. Nicolls’ era.

New York Providence R.I Uncle Sam U.S.A Hollywood Peace Corps

Congress Afraid To Dispute Unions Amid Wave Of Strikes

Washington analyzes a surge in strikes in early 1950s with 11 western states hit by bus protests and a New York newspaper walkout. The piece argues unions bluff, firms capitulate, public suffers, and Congress and administration show limited action or blame. It cites taxi strikes, telecom walkouts, and a nationwide labor pattern amid boom profits.

New England Telephone Company New York City New York Congress of the United States

Tent worm menace hits Armco Park and community help praised

Dave Regan warns of a tent worm invasion endangering trees in the area with Armco Park singled out for attention. The note urges nurserymen and garden supply dealers for control and credits local residents Mr and Mrs Arkill for public gratitude after their daughter Kay 17 was involved in a bike accident where dogs caused a fall.

Armco Park George Arkills N. Marshall Rd Arkills Kay Barbara Drive Kensington Street Barbara-Kensington

Very Tired American Speaks on Duty and Freedom

A reader from Trenton writes to the Middletown Journal expressing fatigue with politics and foreign entanglements while affirming pride in the United States. The letter denounces critics of American soldiers in Vietnam and praises freedom of speech despite frustration with leaders and international events.

Middletown Journal Russia Lady Byrd Linda Byrd Johnson Washington Robert Kennedys Viet Nam General de Gaulle France Pauline Fields Trenton

Blind 16 year old Japanese girl seeks pen pals via paper insert

A letter from a 16 year old blind girl in Tokyo asks a newspaper to publish her appeal for pen pals. She explains she was advised by the Youth Council for International Contact to reach out through newspapers and requests help placing the letter or passing it to schools or cultural groups.

Youth Council For International Contact Tokyo Japan Sappro School For

Queen buys portrait of Bonnie Prince Charlie at auction

England's Queen Elizabeth II purchased a portrait of Bonnie Prince Charlie, the Young Pretender, for 39200 dollars at auction. The piece is linked to Charles Edward Louis Philip Casimir Stuart, known as Charlie, a claim later refined to explain the monarch's name. A Philadelphia woman learns she is 102, not 110, after Social Security checks reveal eight birthdays were imagined.

England Elizabeth II Bonnie Prince Charlie Charles Edward Louis Philip Casimir Stuart Charlie Philadelphia

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