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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1966
Page
4
The Middletown News-Journal lists subscription prices including 10 cents per weekday, 15 cents for Sunday, 60 cents weekly by carrier, 15 dollars yearly by mail in trading areas, 2400 dollars yearly outside trading areas, and 0 dollars outside the USA. All payments in advance. Published daily since 1857.
A devotional line extols the Lord’s steadfast love reaching the heavens and faithfulness stretching to the clouds as a Psalm inspired meditation. The text echoes reverent praise and enduring trust amid spiritual reflection.
The piece contrasts Middletown's levy approval with Cincinnati and Hamilton cuts in schooling, praising local education and noting losses of kindergarten and positions. It also highlights wildlife conservation strides, urging public support for Audubon education on protecting the whooping crane and bald eagle.
Dawn discovers her husband Gene hoards cash from metal theft profits totaling 310 dollars. She pockets 300 to keep him honest and buys a new cloth coat, while pondering his true generosity and honesty.
A reader letters page laments voter satisfaction with democracy and contemplates a second election. The writer critiques tax levy votes, government overreach, and media role while praising local press coverage and civic discussion. The letter ends with thanks from Mrs. Richard Brandenberg for the Middletown Journal coverage.
President Johnson rejected a DC crime bill that would have aided police and faced criticism from the Washington Evening Star. The veto cited constitutional concerns, while supporters urged amendments later to start crime prevention and strengthen law enforcement in the capital amid nationwide crime pressures.
Cleveland’s music scene enjoys Ton Ti Han as guest soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra over Thanksgiving. He appears Sunday night with the Middletown Symphony at Middletown High School auditorium, offering Middletown a rare chance to hear a rising piano star before Cleveland audiences.
Dr. James M. Hester urges reporters to note the large spontaneous ovation for Secretary McNamara during NYU commencement, not just the student walkout. The piece also highlights Walter Winchell funding admin costs for Damon Runyon cancer funds and Jimmy Abe's peace monument efforts near Jerusalem, seeking broad public backing.
A newly named star Wolf-457 is highlighted amid discussions of giant stars and celestial naming. The note hints at its uncertain location in the cosmos and references the broader context of stellar discoveries.
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