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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1967
Page
6
The editorial urges Middletown residents to cast ballots Tuesday for three city commissioners from a strong field. It argues the new board will shape zoning, core downtown, water and air quality, housing, police and fire protection, and the city center, calling for a unified, planned development with civic pride and neighborly cooperation.
Norman Thomas, elder statesman of American socialism, rebukes youth for burning the flag and urges instead to wash it by removing deeds and attitudes unworthy of the nation. He cites his own stance on patriotism and dissent as a guide for constructive protest.
South Vietnam leader Nguyen Van Thieu urged patience as his new government seeks stability and vows reforms while warning of resistance to aggression from North Vietnam. The piece contrasts Thieu’s tone with historic presidents and notes ongoing VC threats and civilian casualties in the war.
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for daily copies at 10 cents and Sundays at 15 cents. Weekly and by mail options vary with city suburban and trading areas, with yearly rates and international pricing. Founded in 1857.
Joseph Alsop argues a future Pacific world lake will eclipse the Atlantic in wealth and influence. He predicts rapid East Asian industrial growth, Japan's ascent, and a pivotal American role linking Atlantic and Pacific interests, with Vietnam war policy tied to this shift.
A City Commission gathering lacked non member Dave Lamphier who has attended over 700 meetings in 20 years. The room joked about excusing him while fellow candidates Mary Lord Virgil Clark and Lamphier participated in a League of Women Voters rally.
Paul Harvey argues against pacifist limits and humanitarian pauses in Vietnam. He contends civilians are not spared in jungle warfare, warns of heavy American casualties, and calls for decisive use of all military power to end the conflict promptly.
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