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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1966
Page
4
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The South African government fears world publicity over apartheid and bans foreign newsmen from Kennedy’s June visit, arguing it would be a publicity stunt. Critics say Pretoria hides its bad treatment of blacks and fears global judgment. The piece contrasts this with a Maginot Line rejection warning and notes new Army rules cutting recreation fees to 163 sites while preserving a land fund, balancing access and conservation.
Norman V. Peale explains how a single core cause, resentment, blocks success. By identifying the key log in a log jam of bitterness and choosing forgiveness, people can reduce unhappiness and unlock improved well being and creative capacity. He cites practical steps: stop self justifications, pray for forgiveness, focus on the target's good points, and persist until resentment fades.
The change could boost business by allowing new scales, yardsticks, and cookbooks. With 85 percent of nations using metric measures, supporters argue the United States should align with global standards and improve measurement consistency.
Dr. Frank Simon, Cincinnati alumni profile recalls his path from Middletown youth to a Carnegie Hall audition before Sousa. He describes a trance like performance of La Mandolinata and Sousa’s assurance of a lifetime position. Also notes on a do it yourself car wash dropped project and AHEPA members Lukens and Garvin with background on membership rules and Greek ties.
The piece traces air pollution in cities from Chicago steel mills to Los Angeles car exhausts and New York garbage burning, noting costly remedies, proposed encloses, and a push for cleaner transit and incinerators while citing measures like smokestack traps and electric buses.
The columnist cites Mrs. Charles Matz’s view that many retired Americans live in Italian cities on modest budgets and urges a cautious exploration first. It suggests a three to six month visit to Rome southward before deciding on a long move, detailing costs for housing, food, transport, and services, and proposes a four month yearly pattern if a full move proves unlikely.
Bob Considine discusses how to handle guest speakers with sarcasm and satire. He mocks expenses and mischief of inviting outsiders, the need for proper preflight checks, and warns against flashy introductions while highlighting the absurdities of honorariums and bureaucratic missteps.
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