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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1967
Page
4
The Public Television Act of 1967 moves toward Johnson’s approval and aims to supplement commercial TV by expanding non commercial programming. A nine million dollar initial grant signals early support and a plan for long term funding to empower mass education and democratic knowledge.
A museum tour of wood products extols wood as a timeless medium warming spirit, imagination and body. The exhibit highlights wood’s enduring appeal from hearth fuel to elegant wall panels, noting metals and synthetics cannot replace its charm.
The passage extols wood as warmth for rooms, therapeutic when carved, and artistic in crafts. It contrasts wood with plastics metals and ceramics while noting its enduring grace and rightful place, paired with a biblical line from Romans 3:9 about spiritual bearing.
Butler County Grand Jury members urge voters to back a new jail in the May primary, detailing cramped unsanitary conditions at Hamilton's jail built long ago. They call for a separate staff, fire sprinkler system, and improved facilities while inviting residents to tour the jail.
David Lawrence argues Congress can restrain or end U S involvement in Vietnam citing constitutional powers to raise and support armies. He notes Tonkin Gulf resolution and the need for authorization or withdrawal by Congress, while acknowledging ongoing funding and executive action.
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday rates with delivery options. In city and suburb by newsboy or motor route is 60 cents weekly, Sunday 15 cents, and per-year mail subscriptions vary by area from 15.90 to 38.00 dollars.
William F Buckley Jr reflects on the fifty year span since the Soviet Revolution, urging both forgiveness and remembrance. He cites Stalinism, Khrushchev, and the purge trials, invoking Djilas and Koestler to honor victims and warn against rising totalitarian power. The piece ends inviting readers to request an honor roll of authors and works for remembrance.
Last week scientists reported that the human mind tends to forget painful or unpleasant experiences. At Moscow University an American, during a moment of camaraderie with a Soviet official, asked a question that underscored cross cultural dialogue.
The postmaster clarifies shipping deadlines for surface, space available, and air mail to APO destinations. Surface ships by Nov 1, SAM by Dec 1, air mail by Dec 11, with emphasis on sending packages to GIs overseas regardless of timing. Remembering a soldier matters more than the exact delivery date.
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