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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1967
Page
4
The piece argues that free speech and assembly must respect others rights, citing Oberlin College where students trapped a Navy recruiter in his car. It stresses restraint, balance between conflicting rights, and campus responsibility.
The article notes Svetlana Alliluyeva facing American censure after defecting while her autobiographical story earns about 340000 dollars. Proceeds support causes including a hospital in India as critics are urged to reconsider their stance. The piece cites Isaiah 60:3 to frame the appeal.
John Chamberlain argues the 1968 race hinges on Vietnam perceptions. Lyndon Johnson holds wins if U S actions appear decisive and peace talks loom. Brackman analysis recalls 1965 events shaping U S rationale for escalation and warns of a prolonged war.
A letter argues against the Pittsburgh plans centralizing schooling citing cost and chaos with schedules and report cards. The writer praises targeted programs for disadvantaged students, urges continued leadership for the Negro community, and warns of added transport costs and teacher salary impacts if voters reject funding.
In a letter to the editor readers defend privacy in death notices criticizing how the Journal phrased an obituary on Oct 30. The writers urge respect for the deceased and acknowledge public concern over obituary wording. Signed by Mr and Mrs Ralph Evans Austin Smith Cr Monroe.
President Johnson battles mounting criticism of the Vietnam strategy as he handles domestic and foreign policy duties. He argues critics lack full access to cables and details from Hanoi and emphasizes limited objectives to deter aggression and avoid widening the war. The public rebuttal is hindered by late distribution of remarks and press coverage gaps.
The Journal Published daily on the News Journal inc lists subscription prices. Per copy ten cents on weekdays, sixty cents weekly by carrier or motor route, fifteen dollars yearly by mail in trading areas, twenty four dollars outside trading area, and thirty eight dollars outside the US. Founded in 1857.
Joseph Alsop argues that American readers miss the real war picture from overseas reporting. He details the 9th Viet Cong Division’s weak state, regimental troubles, and misperceived battles, urging clearer coverage of Vietnam’s evolving military reality.
A divorced Franklin mother with a 13 year old son, both cancer victims, needs a quiet, furnished apartment within a $15 weekly budget as welfare allows. She cannot work now but can care for her son with rest. Call 746 3331 for information or assistance from a willing local friend.
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