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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for Middletown Ohio daily paper include per copy 10 cents weekday and 15 cents Sunday, 60 cents weekly by carrier, 15.00 yearly in trading area, 24.00 outside trading area, 38.00 outside USA. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by local office.
National Newspaper Week, October 9 15, celebrates the 11000 daily and weekly papers in the U S and the free press as guardian of freedoms including press, speech and religion. The piece urges appreciation of newspapers’ reporting, editorials, ads and service while noting fall chores and October’s seasonal changes.
Ruth Montgomery portrays the Democratic National Committee as nearly defunct with an empty headquarters. She traces calls to key figures, notes debts and a reshuffled operation led by Marvin Watson from the White House while Humphrey tours the country for campaign work.
David Lawrence reports the Soviet Union admits a de facto war with the United States through technicians and officers aiding North Vietnam with anti air craft missiles. US officials weigh actions, including possible UN steps, diplomatic break, or cutoff of trade as Moscow aids Saigon’s adversary.
The piece argues Social Security costs may rise or benefits shrink as private funds are judged. Chicago Center backlog hits 12 000 applications despite staff growth, with six months delays cited by critics. It contrasts Britain’s National Health Service issues with U S welfare expansion debates.
A humorous note on minding others affairs and postcards by F. E. F. praising pleasant work yet noting low pay for such tasks. The writer also laments a summer cold cannot be blamed on the weatherman, a light aside in casual column style.
A June 6 1929 copy quotes a biting spoof about Mr Robert Zelby and Miss Tessie Nella's wedding at the bride’s home. The piece blasts the groom as a idler and the bride as a provocative figure, mocking family dynamics and town life with scornful caricature.
Jesuit Fr. Masse argues in America that the nation will not abolish poverty without sacrifice and changes in resources and policy. He notes opposition stems from prejudice and political caution, while officials acknowledge changes alarm some.
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