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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1966
Page
4
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Ohio voters should reelect Gov. James A. Rhodes as he has built a pro business climate, expanded education, and kept the state in the black. Growth requires funding for new colleges and aid programs, with Rhodes best suited to lead and sell future plans.
A montage of humorous and pointed headstone inscriptions from locations in the United States and Britain. Notable lines include Here Lies Tom Quick, here lies the body of Mary Sexton, and Lester Moore, four slugs from a 44. The roundup notes witty turns, ironies, and sharp wit carved on stones across towns and countries.
The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare could use grant conditions to push racial balance in schools Harold Howe II says local districts may use funds to promote integration Critics say federal funds would coerce local decisions and undermine civil rights protections, shaping future elections on the issue.
Louisiana volunteers sent a 10 car train of food medicines tools and goods to help Tarahumara Indians in Mexico but failed to obtain Mexican government clearance. Officials quarreled over political channels delaying relief while donors sought to help the needy.
New work by Richard H. Popkin challenges the Warren Commission, arguing for a non government commission to reexamine the Kennedy case. The book notes conflicts between official autopsy and FBI findings and suggests Oswald acted with an accomplice.
A Kroger shopper misplaced a billfold with 250 dollars. The owner posted an ad in the Journal and a man who found the wallet called, then returned it to the grateful schoolteacher. The public thanks were given to the honorable finder, Mr Hall.
William F Buckley Jr notes the Pulaski Day Parade in New York where governors and aspirants joined in praising Polish independence slogans while policy toward Poland remained tied to Soviet influence. Sir Arnold Lunn praises anti Communist sentiment, highlighting hypocrisy in U.S. politics and urging continued Polish resistance and faith.
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