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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1966
Page
4
Middletown Ohio notice lists mailing and delivery rates for weekday and Sunday editions. Rates include 10 cents for weekday, 15 cents for Sunday, 60 cents weekly by carrier, 15 dollars yearly by mail in trading areas, 24 dollars outside trading areas, and 38 dollars outside the U S. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc founded 1857.
A biblical verse emphasizes the power of a father's blessing, comparing it to the enduring strength of mountains and hills from Genesis 49.24 in the RSV.
The article discusses a potential shift in U S foreign policy toward Asia as President Johnson returns from his 30 000 mile trip. It notes analysts see Asia becoming a focal theater amid rising Asian expectations and China concerns while Europe and Latin America remain important. It also comments on the cigarette smoking link to lung cancer and contrasts it with pipe smoking noting its unique challenges and downsides.
A discouraged man describes repeated clashes with coworkers and bosses. The adviser guides him to examine his own attitude, insecurity, and tendencies to gripe, leading to self-understanding and a successful new job. The case echoes Schweitzer and Guest on failing from within.
Wide distribution of handbills urged write in candidates for common pleas court judges amid prior attacks on two sitting judges. The letters linked to a disgruntled writer now a teacher in Silionis, with claims of injustice in Butler County courts and threats of federal prosecution. Baden and Bosch denounced the mailings as vile and said their names were used without consent. write-ins were not allowed on ballots.
John Chamberlain argues Lyndon Johnson’s Vietnam stance contrasts with past presidents and Western openness. He criticizes U.S. policy as schizophrenic, noting anti Castro actions clash with bridge building amid Soviet arms and Cuban refugees. He cites Hungary and Pope Paul VI as calls for stronger reform.
A health guidance piece urges retirement age readers to pick one doctor, share full medical history, schedule regular checkups, and rely on professional care rather than self treatment. It advises avoiding excessive patent medicines and distant remedies while planning Medicare certification and practical health costs.
A reader urges gradual retirement policies starting around age 60, with easing steps and informal reunions to maintain ties. Letters advocate preeducation about retirement, noting Armco as a positive example and warning federal programs may fill gaps otherwise.
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