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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1968
Page
4
The piece argues anti-intellectualism reappears in varied forms with figures like George Wallace and Eric Hoffer. It defends the role of intellectuals in shaping the Constitution and national progress, noting America was built by diverse, educated minds as well as workers.
After 3000 years the Rameses II statues at Abu Simbel now catch sunrise from a 215 foot higher vantage. The monumental temple and Nefertari sanctuary were moved to save them from Nile waters, allowing the figures to continue facing east as dawn breaks.
William F Buckley Jr. critiques Johnson's bombing pause signal amid the election, questions who signaled the move, and weighs South Vietnam's right to refuse talks with the NLF. He warns against evacuation aims and urges pressuring the NLF's inclusion while resisting its government role.
In Butler County voters faced long lines and machine jams as crews worked the polls on Tuesday. Reporters note voter instruction gaps and call for broader education before future elections. Middletown Journal switchboard saw heavy calls Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, reflecting public interest and the value of democratic participation.
A Washington analysis argues presidential elections affect economics beyond campaigns. It notes business leaders fear inflation, deficits, tax shifts, and unemployment, while international trade and transition delays threaten timely policy changes after election day.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for daily newspapers and Sundays, with in city and suburban delivery, mail options within and outside trading areas, and US and international annual prices. The note also records a founding year of 1857.
In a vivid sketch, Jim Bishop portrays autumn as a bright, noisy season. He contrasts seasonal shifts with lively images of farms, forests, and towns, ending with coastal scenes of winter marinas and frozen shores.
Vivid coastal scene with crabs under rocks and seagulls circling. A muted autumn mood pervades a beach where brine and woodsmoke mingle, children’s routines anchor the day, and a cautious sense of time and season lingers.
The text lists several facts: human metabolic rate is higher in males. the British Museum Library is the largest library. Weddell seals may dive to 1500 feet. Gambia is the smallest African country by size and population. frozen water occupies more volume than liquid water. Leonardo da Vinci painted the best known Last Supper. pearls are protective secretory bodies produced by mollusks.
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