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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1966
Page
4
Entered at Postoffice Middletown Ohio as second class mail matter. Rates show ten cents for weekday, fifteen cents for Sunday, sixty cents weekly by carrier, and annual mail prices of 1500 in trading areas and 2400 outside. Outside USA 3800 yearly. Prepaid. Published daily by News Journal Inc. Founded 1857.
The line quotes a watchful moment from Acts 16 25 where Paul and Silas are in prayer and song at midnight as Ang leading praises to God.
Californians rejected Proposition 16 the so called anti obscenity measure citing constitutional risks and free speech concerns. Voters favored maintaining current statutes and urged careful enforcement over rapid legislative action. Gibraltar dispute with Britain and Spain continues with talks at the International Court of Justice.
Jim Bishop discusses arthritis as a poorly defined, pervasive illness with no universally proven causes or cures. He cites Hippocrates and Galen, notes eight million Americans affected, and shares his experience with neck pain, treatments like Indocin, and lifestyle tweaks. He highlights the variability of arthritis and the need for individualized rheumatologist guidance.
Analysis notes that post midterm results show Republicans gaining in big states and legislatures, boosting party organization and Nixon's chances. Reagan’s California win and Romney Rockefeller margins suggest evolving labels and a shift toward issue driven campaigns in 1968.
A reflective piece discusses arthritis metaphors and political shifts after the election. It notes varied reactions from Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce and politicians like Johnson Javits Bliss and O Connor. The piece questions the impact of conservatism and Rockefeller funding on NY politics and voter trends.
Dave Regan laments road carnage despite advanced auto safety. On Crawford Street and First Avenue a green lighted car driven by a woman with two children sped ahead as others waited. He questions why drivers ignore signals, lane rules, and ambulances, citing speed and rule violations as common causes of accidents.
Dr Sterling W. Brown, president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, urged education as the key to better race relations during Eisenhower’s Charlies Evans Hughes award dinner. He cited progress since the NCCJ’s founding and warned that laws alone cannot heal divides, calling for broader efforts to educate both whites and Negroes to foster understanding.
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