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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1969

Page

4

Ministers' pay lags as survey hits totem pole

A National Council of Churches survey shows half of white Protestant ministers earn under 8 037 a year. Despite a 17 percent salary rise since 1963, ministers fall behind other professions and 40 percent of their wives must work to meet family ends. The foreword cautions churches to avoid voluntary sacrifice turning into voluntary privation.

National Council of Churches

Joseph P Kennedy Founding Father of a Kennedy Legacy

The elder Kennedy shaped a family famed for public service and achievement. He built a large fortune, befriended FDR, and served on the Securities Exchange Commission Maritime Commission and as ambassador to Britain. His own career foreshadowed his sons' future prominence. Aquila and Priscilla greet you in the Lord.

Richard Cardinal Cushing Joseph P. Kennedy Kennedy Senate History Springs Main Franklin D. Roosevelt FDR Securities Exchange Commission Maritime Commission Britain

Clean Up Thyself First Senator Nelson Urges Student Action

A Wisconsin senator advocates student-led anti pollution demonstrations focusing on DDT and lake and air cleanup. The columnist criticizes Moratorium protests and urges personal discipline before rallying against drugs and pollution, noting hypocrisy in youth conduct and parent behavior.

Gaylord Nelson Wisconsin Democrat Congressional Hanoi South Vietnam Lake Michigan

Furniture and clothing sought for Hamilton Children's Home

The Hamilton County Children’s Home needs furnishings for a new home housing 16 to 18 year old boys. Clean usable furniture and clothing for children of all ages are requested. Mrs Eugene Fay of Nelson Road 422 7738 will coordinate pickup within 30 days.

Hamilton Eugene Fay Nelson Road Middletonians

New Court Packing Debate Hits Haynsworth Case

Washington editorials argue that ethical standards for judges and legislators are under scrutiny as Judge Clement Haynsworth faces confirmation. The piece contends conflicts of interest blur lines between public duty and private gain, signaling a broader push toward court packing by influential groups.

Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates

The Journal Published daily by News Journal Inc prints subscription details for Middletown Ohio. Rates shown include per copy costs, weekly and yearly options, and mail delivery pricing domestically and abroad.

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Letters to the Editor tackle youth voting and city raises

Readers challenge the 19 year old vote and defend working youth who pay taxes and car bills. The reply also defends Monroe Franklin football coverage and questions city raises for hourly workers after other city employees received larger increases.

John Leonard Mr. Leonard

Good Goals Set But Go Unrealized

A half million Americans gathered in Washington to advocate for peace as a March Against Death from Arlington Cemetery to the Capitol. Susan McIntosh of Cornell University notes the memory of Samuel Bedwell and Kennedy's grave, while urging goals beyond continued conflict.

Washington, D. C PTA Arlington Cemetery Capitol Samuel Lee Bedwell Lincoln Washington Kennedy America Susan McIntosh Cornell University Ithaca N. Y

Origin of Yacht and Coffee Cultivation Traced

The word yacht derives from Dutch origins. Earliest cultivation of coffee is traced to southern Arabia, noting historical links between maritime terms and global trade routes.

Southern Arabia

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