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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1967
Page
4
Canadian psychologists Dr. Daniel Cappan and Dr. Robin Banks endorse a mirror gaze approach to obesity. They argue that recognizing one’s real body size, including midriff, aids correction of eating problems. The method reinforces accurate self-estimates to spur effort and weight change.
The Tennessee law banning teaching evolution in public schools is repealed after 42 years. The piece notes the 1925 law, the Scopes trial, and calls the anti intellectual ban folly while urging acknowledgment of scientific progress and divine justice. The writer cites Matthew 10 32 as a concluding moral reflection.
Jim Bishop recounts Central City Colorado once the world’s richest square mile. He recalls Teller House, the opera house, gold rush crowds, Grant’s visit, and a hundred years of change from boom to ghost town with a final 1959 dime unearthed, noting the city’s fevered past and recent quiet.
The House rebukes the U S Office of Education for using non approved guidelines to withhold federal funds over desegregation. It calls for uniform nationwide application and due process hearings before funds are cut, arguing these actions amount to civil disobedience and threaten equal protection under the Fourteenth Amendment.
Former President Eisenhower says he would go to Vietnam as an emissary for Lyndon Johnson if doctors allow it. He'd support Johnson's Vietnam policy despite disagreeing on domestic issues. Ike’s trip would signal broad bipartisan backing and bolster Johnson’s bid for a second term.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription prices for the Middletown paper. Rates cover per copy, weekly, monthly and yearly options in city suburban trading areas, mail out regions, and international delivery, with all subscriptions payable in advance.
A reader argues a nephew should be listed among survivors in obituaries, detailing personal loss and urging policy change. The editor explains the policy’s scope and notes rare waivers, while a second reader questions merging two Middletown high schools, citing loss of personal attention and calls for retaining two schools.
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