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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1968
Page
4
The piece condemns hecklers disrupting Vice President Humphrey’s presidential campaign. It cites a bullhorn incident and argues a small, organized group aims to interrupt debate. It warns such tactics threaten free expression and democratic discourse.
The Office of Economic Opportunity reports 794 of 1 018 agencies favor continuing with Community Action Agencies as of August 30, a rise from 75 percent in March. OEO Acting Director Bertrand M Harding calls it a "magnificent vote of confidence" in the program. The quote from Acts 26 16 is included.
William F Buckley Jr analyzes George Ball's UN exit and his stance on Vietnam. Buckley questions Ball's credentials and loyalty to Nixon or Humphrey citing Ball's liberal background and detente stance. He notes Ball's past praise for Adlai Stevenson and Lippmann and hints at political misalignment with current campaigns.
Washington reports show voters nationwide are preoccupied by emotional issues beyond the budget. Law and order, civil unrest, race relations, and federal integration policies shape opinions, with calls for decisive action and a desire for change despite solid economic conditions.
The piece argues that U S society shifted from WASP dominance toward inclusive citizenship after the New Deal era. It notes George Wallace drew large ethnic and minority crowds in Cicero, reflecting broader shifts and persisting fears among groups about access to full shares of wealth and power. The author links these dynamics to national reactions to policing, the New Left, and ongoing civil rights progress.
The journal lists subscription rates and delivery options for Middletown Ohio readers. Pricing covers daily, Sunday, mail in trading areas, and outside trading areas with annual and international rates. Subscriptions are payable in advance and the paper dates to 1857.
Donna and Frank Middleton of Monroe protest a school board approved Unified Arts course for boys at George M. Verity Middle School. They argue the program teaches domestic chores instead of basic academic skills and criticise the experimental approach and tax spending. They urge voters and parents to scrutinize education priorities.
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