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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1966
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists mailing and price details for subscriptions including per copy, weekly, and annual rates for city, trading area, and outside regions. It notes post office entry at S Broad St and First Ave, Middletown Ohio, and that the publication has been founded in 1857.
A biblical verse from Hebrews 4 12 proclaims the word of God as living and powerful discerning thoughts and intents of the heart. The verse highlights the Bible's penetrating ability to judge motives and reveal inner truth.
The piece recalls Surveyor I's triumph to soothe the blow of Surveyor II's failure. It argues the mishap, while costly, underscores the fragile nature of lunar flights and the need for continued probes before a manned mission, with Surveyor III slated to proceed.
Percy Sutton becomes Manhattan borough president amid criticism that such seats are allocated by ethnic group, not merit. The piece argues this tribal approach harms American political tradition and civic unity. It also notes a separate CAB plan to use autopsies via pathologists to analyze private plane crashes, aiming to reduce future accidents as private flying grows.
Washington columnist Ruth Montgomery analyzes Air Force General Nathan F. Twining’s new book Neither Liberty Nor Safety. He denounces limited wars, contrasts Eisenhower and Kennedy Viet Nam policy, and warns of a future bomber and science gap while criticizing McNamara centralization and testing lapses ahead of McClellan hearings.
Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz tells AFL-CIO delegates that inflation is not here yet and calling it inflation is a political tool. Nixon cites rising prices while budget gaps grow, Viet Nam costs rise, and future deficits loom, signaling mounting economic strain ahead of potential tax and policy actions.
Sir Robert Thompson, former British official and Rand consultant, argues the Vietnam war will require 15 to 20 more years of heavy effort after current peaks. He notes the Ho Chi Minh Trail cannot be blocked, most VC strength lies in South Viet Nam, and a decisive Saigon government must emerge without U.S. meddling.
Patricia Mitchell, a widowed resident of Broad Street and Tytus Avenue, faces open heart surgery at Cleveland Clinic on Oct. 11 and needs blood donations. Call Middletown Hospital lab to schedule a donation credited to her account, aiding a low income patient under the hospital blood bank system. The editorial notes public concern follows a Cincinnati triple murder, urging funding for police manpower and efficiency, implying higher taxes are a justifiable cost.
In an interview in Washington Chiang Ching kuo, defense minister and eldest son of Chiang Kai-shek, argues Taiwan should not detach troops to invade the mainland. He says U S aid should be logistical and targeted to keep Maoist forces in check, potentially averting a larger war.
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