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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1966
Page
4
The notice lists Second Class Mail information and subscription costs for the Middletown post office edition. Rates cover per copy, weekly street distribution, and mail options including trading areas, outside trading areas, and international, all payable in advance.
Peking reacts negatively to the Italian plan for a UN study commission on admitting Communist China. Beijing opposes any plan short of removing Nationalist China from the Security Council, while US support for the study opens a possible, though narrow, route to admission.
In November 1966 Italy faces repeated floods from the Tagliamento and Po rivers as rain and snow hinder repairs. Florence, though battered by mud, plans its new season at the opera house and aims to reopen galleries and museums by Christmas amid ongoing relief efforts.
Ruth Montgomery notes Hubert Humphrey energizes foreign and U S scientists at a two day international technology and world trade symposium. He quips about being a pharmacist and urges sharing advances to close the gap with U S leadership drawing applause from delegates.
The piece weighs governors versus federal lawmakers as potential U S presidents. It cites Warren Harding Truman Kennedy Nixon Johnson and Goldwater as senator nominees and McKinley Roosevelt Hughes Coolidge Cox Smith Roosevelt Landon Dewey Stevenson as governors. It notes governors face national foreign policy gaps while senators often leverage Washington access to shape national issues. It argues success hinges on rapid learning of national and international affairs and personal capacity to apply judgment. Only Johnson Nixon and Humphrey are noted as leaders with both legislative and executive experience among future possibilities.
Private citizens urge a centrally located county wide school for mentally retarded children. Arguments include lower per child cost, Department of Mental Hygiene support, transportation efficiency, better administration, and potential long term savings.
Dave Regan notes crowds flood stores after Thanksgiving with early buyers grabbing stock while late shoppers face slim reorders. He recalls visiting a neighbor’s house to see a grandchild play with toy trains and a large worm-like bug. Grandparents prosper and spoil grandchildren, then depart.
A 1960s profile credits Ray Bliss with revitalizing the GOP through nationwide workshops and a growing grass roots network. It notes 39 states with new GOP chairs since 1964, rising fundraising, and cross party advising from Gov Hatfield and Gov Cargo as Republicans project momentum despite remaining a minority party.
An Illinois man built a towering 14 foot clock described as a great great grandfather piece. Grandpappy Jenkins jokes about Christmas shopping early and greeting card lists. A University of Michigan Moon symposium is planned for March with playful notes on green cheese.
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