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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1967
Page
4
The Supreme Court rules constitutional protections apply to juveniles accused of delinquency. Justice Fortas notes rights must guide police and courts, while allowing records to stay confidential. States may keep juvenile records for possible federal review, with added costs for counsel and record-keeping.
The rapid rise of copy machines has boosted copies to about 12 billion annually but spurs concern from publishers and authors over unauthorized reproduction. The piece calls for tighter regulations, stronger damages, and clearer fair use rules to protect creators while noting the ongoing debate in federal copyright revisions.
Letter writer argues that a ninth grader’s day is 11 hours long with school bus travel and after homework and chores leaving little time for rest. He worries extended bussing to Middletown High School 10 miles away upends family routine and his son’s well being.
Paul Harvey muses on golf as a four letter word and a masochistic sport. He recalls Sewell Avery’s outburst on a Chicago course and jokes about golf’s frustrations, gamblers, and the afterlife in a humorous monologue about the game.
A Washington writer laments public sentiment toward Native Americans while recounting a historical 1865 account of a brutalIndians raid in Julesburg and the ensuing militia response. The piece ends noting the Redskins sit in sixth place in the American League.
A reader argues for giving Betty Furness a chance as assistant for consumer affairs. The letter suggests the president can appoint non specialists to government roles if they show concern and sincerity and asks readers to consider the broader merit of appointments.
Joseph Alsop surveys P.S. 146 East Harlem and P.S. 154 West Harlem as MES schools show strong early education, small classes, four-teacher clusters, and integrated psychological support. He notes ongoing leadership needs, but tests indicate students perform near grade level, narrowing the achievement gap.
The Journal publishes daily in Middletown Ohio with weekly and Sunday rates. Subscriptions are paid in advance, with prices listed for daily, seven day, and out of area mail options and a long running publication since 1857.
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