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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1966
Page
3
President Dwight D. Eisenhower checked out of Walter Reed Army Hospital on Monday. No results were announced from the examination. Health is expected to influence plans for a potential goodwill tour of Asia next spring.
Washington and Lee University School of Law captured first place at the Region VI National Moot Competition held in Charleston West Virginia. The victory marks a standout performance by the team led by coach and students to secure the top spot.
Arlington crowds mark three years since John F Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. More than 16 million visitors have come to the Kennedy grave and the two infant children site, with daily crowds near 15 thousand. A new memorial including quotations from the inaugural address will be completed, and Kennedy’s grave marker will bear his name and dates. Visitors range from schoolchildren to nuns and businessmen, many moved to tears or silent reflection.
Washington AP notes three years after Kennedy’s death he remains a magnetic symbol in American life, driven by youth and mythology. Johnson lacks Kennedy’s stylistic grace yet proves a relentless worker whose legislative gains in 1965 reflect achievement beyond personality.
Butler County Commissioners will seek new bids at 10 a.m. Tuesday December 20 for the Eaton Road bridge over Two Mile Creek near Hamilton Taft High School. Previous bids were rejected as too high.
An article asks what kind of person to marry and whether shared interests or an ideal mate matter. It promises quick answers and hints the truth may be more complex, with a playful note about the December issue now on sale.
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