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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1967
Page
4
A two year study in nine northeastern states urges a major overhaul of voc ed to broaden impact and improve image. It questions if basic vocational courses or occupational clusters better serve students and industry, stressing stronger educator business ties and improved counseling.
Rumblings of interest in God emerge in the Soviet Union as leading figures and periodicals hint at religion. Premier Kosygin meets Pope Paul. Kommunist notes atheism’s failures and plans a non religious Bible for children edited by Kornei Chukovsky. Critics question how he will strip religion from the Bible.
A biblical quotation from II Timothy 4 8 speaks of a crown of righteousness laid up for the believer by the Lord at judgment. The verse emphasizes faithfulness, grace, and the reward awaiting those who have long endured in ministry and witness.
Emporia Gazette writer Bill White argues Mao Tse tung seeks a cheap victory over Britain in Hong Kong to bolster his grip at home. He warns Britain may face pressure to curb police and U S use of Hong Kong, risking Western economic interests and Beijing’s leverage.
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The piece analyzes Charles de Gaulle’s veto of England’s entry, noting his economic points while arguing his main doubt is England’s political ties to the United States. It cites Wilhem Ropke’s views on European cartelization and remarks on France’s Fifth Republic amid domestic upheaval.
Washington article notes a Constitution Hall program Up With People featuring 150 young performers to 3,500 attendees including 1,000 ROTC cadets from Ft. Belvoir. It traces the movement from Moral Re-Armament roots to global tours, praising disciplined, mature youth and nonviolent civic outreach.
Letter argues Middletown should have two high schools to foster competition and equal opportunity. The author contends crowding may occur in 10 to 15 years and emphasizes independent thinking as the educational goal. Herbert H. Cutter 2900 Armco Drive.
Mrs. Leonard Wilson praises Boy Scouts from Troop 15 for helping park cars direct entrants sweep mop and store tables after a Mayfield ice cream social. She commends their polite sincere attitude and teamwork saying they will be good citizens and Americans through cooperation.
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