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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1966
Page
4
Analysts foresee initial hospital strain in bed-short areas but overall capacity should handle July influx. Long-term gaps persist as medical schools and nursing homes lag behind demand, while Kennedy urges grants to expand 200000 nursing home beds over 10 years.
National unions have donated to James O Hara a four term Democrat from Michigan and a House Labor Committee member with a 100 percent pro labor record. COPE and several unions provided contributions in January and February 1966 with more expected as the campaign season nears. The piece notes union travel grants and broad labor influence in Congress.
The piece argues AT and T, called Mother Bell, long drove profits and served millions of shareholders but faced trust-busting scrutiny as the FCC eyed rate-setting practices. It notes politicians attacked monopolies historically, contrasting AT and T with rail and electrical interests and lauds its enduring market influence.
A group of GOP moderates warn Governor Nelson Rockefeller may seek the 1968 presidential nomination if reelected, fearing a rocky path to nominating a strong moderate. They ally with Governor Romney and oppose Nixon’s potential victory, citing past defeats and internal unity efforts.
Members of the Koiri tribe in British New Guinea perform a ceremonial gesture by chucking each other under the chin as a sign of respect and solidarity.
General LaFayette greeted by 50 000 Miami Valley residents including Middletown crowds. Governor Morrow welcomes him in Covington, a militia review and a grand street procession planned with a midnight signal to Wheeling.
Paul Harvey recalls a grounded angel in his wife’s fear of flying. Despite rational talk from Joe Foss and repeated near-misses and headlines, Angel obstinately refuses air travel preferring to walk home if aboard. He jokes about pills and “mickey” plots amid ongoing attempts to coax her airborne.
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