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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1968
Page
12
Washington report highlights school lunches shaping children eating habits. It notes time needed for acceptance of new foods and shows regional adoption: Southern sweet potatoes in the Northwest, rice in Maine, canned purple plums in the Southeast, and sour red cherries in New Orleans.
International Labor Organization figures show two coal miners killed daily worldwide in mine accidents. The study covers major coal producing countries with 413 accidents causing 18,581 deaths in the years before the latest report.
Ida Jean Kain advises teen readers on a weight loss plan centered on self discipline. A girl outlines hiding money to avoid snacks and setting a 15 pound goal with exercise and reduced calories. Letters from youngsters urge steady jogging swimming walking and daily routines to slim hips thighs and midsection.
Dr. Crane cites Rev. Guy Tremaine who demonstrated a 35 minute sermon using Christ's narrative formula. He contrasts this with other leaders, argues early childhood attitudes shape later behavior, and links biblical love to parental guidance. Readers are invited to request a booklet by addressing The Middletown Journal.
Mayor John V. Lindsay unveiled a record 6.1 billion dollar city operating budget forecasting welfare rolls rising to more than one million by mid 1969 from about 873,000 today. The plan, described as austere, raises welfare costs by about 1.3 billion dollars and funds 840 million dollars more than the current year.
A pure nickel overwrap of fine wire is used on high quality instrument strings to provide correct pitch and corrosion resistance according to STRINGS WIRE COVERED ELKHART INC.
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