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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1968

Page

6

Man Against Himself Extinct In 50 Years Warned

Dr Richard Felger curator at the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History warns in Population Crisis Committee that humanity and the blue whale face possible extinction within decades. He cites environmental poisoning scarce water and air and ongoing wars and famine as drivers of doom urging corrective action.

Richard Felger Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History Felger California

Leaner meat a rising trend driven by consumer demand

The weight watching shift in livestock follows human concern over fat and cholesterol. Judge George W. Strathearn notes the red meat era favors lean steers hogs and sheep. Households push for leaner ham bacon and beef with breeders producing leaner animals to match welfare and market demand.

George W. Strathearn

Middletown Whistle Stop Campaign Memoirs Through the Years

A historical skim of Middletown political whistle stops from 1840s to 1960s. It notes General Harrison on horseback in 1840, Lincoln era visits, Roosevelt and McKinley days, Cox and Harding in 1920, FDR in 1932, Truman in 1948, Eisenhower in 1952, and Kennedy in 1960, with Nixon’s 1968 Middletown stop described as possibly final.

Richard M. Nixon Nixon Middletown West Middletown Winfield Scott Whg Franklin Pierce New Republican Party Abraham Lincoln Dayton Hamilton Stephen A. Douglas Andrew Johnson Lincoln- Jonson Horace Greely James Blaine Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton B, and O Edward Jones William Jenning Bryan C.H Theodore Roosevelt Teddy Rough Riders William McKinley Ohio James M. Cox Ignour Station Sorg Opera House Warren G. Harding Franklin D. Roosevelt Manchester Alf Landon Harry Truman Frank Dobrozzi John F. Kennedy

Grace Baptist Church Considers Move Amid Assaults in DC

In Capitol Hill Washington Grace Baptist Church plans to relocate its 75 year history as female parishioners faced attacks near the building. Police report vandalism includes stolen chairs broken windows and purse snatchings. The church notes rising concerns over law and order in the district and federal handling of DC affairs.

America District of Columbia United States Grace Baptist Church Capitol Hill Congress Washington Capitol

Middle East Worry Tops Vietnam For Humphrey aide

The vice president told a friend at dinner he fears the Middle East is a powder keg more than Vietnam. He cites Soviet arms, Arab fears, and Moscow’s push into Egypt, Syria, and Iraq as key factors shaping the regional crisis and U.S. options.

Humphrey Middle East Vietnam Eisenhower White House Russia Mediterranean U.S Israel Kremlin Jordan Hussein Nasser Egypt Syria Iraq United States NATO Atlas Corriere Dela Sera Milan Alberto Cavallari Jordan River Suez Canal Ussr Moscow

Middletown Journal subscription rates and details

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Water project fight sparks editorials in Middletown

Letters critique a $4 million water treatment contract pushed by the City Commission despite polls showing 70 percent opposition. They warn of emergency action blocking referendums and potential contractor breach suits, while also urging civic vigilance. Another letter backs George Wallace for president, urging firm law enforcement and national unity.

Joe Lewis Lewis City Commission Middletown

Jackie Deserves Better Treatment

Community letter extols former First Lady for selfless work and dignity. The writer condemns harsh criticism and hopes she enjoys health and happiness in retirement after her husband’s presidency.

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RSV Horge Crout William Henry Harrison Dennis the Menace David Lawrence Bob Considine the Journal Commission Folmer Black and Veech Tillman Ellison Ellison George Wallace Jackie
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