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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1966
Page
4
Middletown Ohio notice lists subscription pricing for local daily editions and Sunday papers. Rates include 10 cents per weekday, 15 cents Sunday, 60 cents weekly for home delivery, 15 dollars yearly in trading areas, 24 dollars outside, and 38 dollars for outside USA with advance payment. Founded 1857.
A Psalm verse likens a faithful believer to a green olive tree in the house of God, expressing steadfast trust in God’s mercy now and forever. The image emphasizes lasting loyalty and divine shelter through reverent devotion.
The piece argues the 1966 Republican sweep gives the GOP a strong 310 electoral vote base, suggesting a potential 1968 presidential contest. It notes local issues influence voting, recalls Ramsay MacDonald’s centennial, and cautions against lasting political hatreds while urging cooler party strategy.
Harry McNevin, a Hyattsville resident born in Prince Edward Island, grows from a Bendix trouble shooter to a $25 000 a year long distance mover. He leases tractors, buys newer rigs, and expands with Atlas Van Company while earning 20 50 percent shares through logistics partnerships. He earns an Atlas award for 300 000 miles with no accidents. He lives for drive and ambition.
Washington urges forming a broad alliance to guarantee peace in Viet Nam and deter future aggression. Senator Long criticizes the UN as ineffective, calling for collective security through a coalition including Great Britain, Canada, Australia, Japan, and others to enforce an armistice.
Bob Considine contrasts Korea and Vietnam as he recalls the Korean War a decade and a half after. He notes multinational Allied forces in Korea, then analyzes Vietnam’s shifting alliances and uncertain home front support, warning of possible U.S. entanglement amid changing Saigon politics.
The Middletown Area Council of Churches funds the CROP program operated by Church World Service to combat hunger by improving water, land, production, literacy, and training. The goal is 6000 dollars to meet Ohio's 500000 quota with donations urged to Joe Ayres at 3103 Shadow Hill Rd.
William F Buckley Jr surveys the 1966 midterm results noting Big Labor fears a weakly controlled Congress. He contrasts the interests of organized labor with broader labor needs and warns against centralizing national unemployment or expanding union power.
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