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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1967

Page

6

Congress Considers Expanded Federal Meat Inspection

A proposed revision would extend federal inspection to all meat plants with annual sales over 250000, bringing about 97 percent of U.S. meat slaughtered under federal oversight. The measures aim to cover more plants and address preservatives pesticide residues and handling practices.

Congress United States House Agriculture Committee Neal Smith Iowa Thomas S. Foley Washington

English Mass Becomes Mandatory Across United States

The mass in English will be required in all public Roman Catholic services starting Sunday October 22, signaling broader shifts in religious practice. The change marks a move away from Latin liturgy toward native language participation, reflecting a wider trend of modernization in Christendom.

United States

94-Year-Old Ezra Meeker Joins Dayton Air Show

Middletown readers meet Ezra Meeker, the last surviving Oregon Trail migrant, who at age 94 arrived by Army airplane to commemorate transportation advances. Meeker founded monuments along the Oregon Trail, retracing the route since 1906 and urging funds for further markers and a transcontinental highway.

Dayton Ezra Meeker Oregon Trail U. S. Army Meeker Oxteam Oregon Middletown Huntsville Yankee Road Jericho Hunts Puyallup Washington Washington, D. C Columbus Middletown “News - Signal Congress

Return Of Beggars Night Urged By Reader

Mrs Donald R Spencer argues Beggars Night should be restored to 6 to 8 pm to preserve Halloween fun. She praises Mrs Robert F Oglesby and urges parents to supervise children while police and local constables ensure safety. She recalls school costume parties and condemns restricting children’s enjoyment. Wayne Ave resident signs the letter.

Robert F. Oglesby Lemon Township Robert G. Oglesby Donald R. Spencer Wayne Ave

Government to partner with private industry on jobs program

President Johnson directs five cabinet officers and three agencies to test a government private sector job creation and training program for hard core unemployed. Senator Bennett warns welfare rolls rise alongside prosperity as reliance on subsidies deepens. The plan seeks incentives for private enterprise and targeted plant locations near high unemployment.

Washington Johnson New York City Wallace F. Bennett Utah American Bankers Association National Association of Manufacturers Congress Bennett

The Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice

The Journal published daily by News-Journal Inc lists subscription prices for weekdays and Sundays, in or outside city limits, with rates for mail subscriptions in trading areas and outside trading areas, plus rates for international delivery and advance payment terms. Founded in 1857.

The News- Journal, Inc S. Broad First Ave Middletown Ohio U.S.A

Upward Bound shows strong college impact in poverty plan

Washington reports that two years after launch Upward Bound seniors reach college at 78 percent, with 83 percent enrolling in colleges or trade schools this fall. Shriver says participants gain maturity from low-income origins, while Wesleyan credits the program for a sizeable freshman class. Separate data note low per capita liquor intake, and a stark forecast of fatal fires with $1.4 billion in property damage.

Washington Sargent Shriver Shriver Wesleyan University Connecticut

Today In History October 7 1967 Highlights

This listing notes historical events on October 7 including the 1765 Stamp Act Congress gathering in New York and Edgar Allan Poe’s death in Baltimore. It also recalls Havana’s 1898 occupation, WWI armistice talks, and Kennedy signing the nuclear test ban treaty in 1963.

Associated Press New York England Edgar Allen Poe Baltimore Havana U.S Woodrow Wilson Soviet Union Europe

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