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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1967
Page
4
The Journal urges a yes vote on Issue No 1 on tomorrow's state ballot to adopt a permanent one man one vote apportionment for Ohio's legislature. It notes the 33 member Senate and 99 member House would stay until January 1 1973 and cites federal court and U S Supreme Court statements on fair representation.
William E. McFee recalls George M. Verity as a leader who valued Armco women workers and treated them with warmth. He notes Verity kissed each Armco girl in a receiving line at a wedding anniversary event, joking about missing three. The memory reflects his gentle, paternal kindness in small acts.
William F Buckley Jr critiques Senator Edward Kennedy at an International Rescue Committee dinner praising General Sarnoff. He argues Kennedy framed refugees as victims of U S policy while ignoring North Vietnamese tyranny and Vietnamese refugees, urging focus on military aims and humanitarian issues.
Former Middletown resident Heig Ken Naudin received a Freedoms Foundation award for a small neighborhood parade he started in Paoli to counter anti American sentiment. His initial effort drew more than 500 participants and drew national media attention. Naudin plans an even larger Decoration Day celebration to promote patriotism.
A House and Senate inquiry dig into the 76 major riots over three years, aiming to determine if they were spontaneous or fostered by subversive elements. Hearings cite deliberate planning, inflammatory rhetoric, and possible Communist influence, with injuries, deaths, and heavy property losses noted.
The text questions potential laws defining incitement to crime and restricting demonstrations seen as inflammatory. It recalls Justice Holmes on false cries of fire and notes that inducing a riot by speech has never been forbidden but may soon be.
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A columnist weighs civil liberties during campus protests at Yale, Princeton, and Oberlin against property rights and university sponsorships. He questions the balance between antiwar and recruitment protests, and whether activists or workers bear greater rights amid nuclear industry debate led by W A Boyle.
Readers describe a strained bus system with crowded routes late arrivals and safety concerns. They call for action by the school board noting vandalism driver shortages and rising costs while stressing taxpayer impact and student welfare.
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