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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1966
Page
6
The Middletown Journal is listed with its Middletown Ohio office at S Broad Street and First Avenue. It notes entry at the post office as second class mail matter and identifies News Journal Inc. as the founding organization in 1857.
A joint effort by the Food Employers Council and the Retail Clerks Union launches predictive medicine in Los Angeles targeting 22 000 union members. A battery of chemical tests and medical questionnaires fed into a computer will flag early proneness to illness and guide counseling. overt disease will prompt referral to a doctor. The program aims to reduce future illness and cut long term health costs while aligning with a broader move toward early diagnosis and prevention, reviewed as Congress weighing supportive legislation.
In thousands of districts fathers were rousted out to attend the first parent teacher meetings. Many enjoyed the informal event and discovered teachers grow younger each year. Fathers found it fun to sit in Johnny's classroom and learn how he learns today. The meetings offer useful, if modest, benefits.
A New Jersey drug maker Madison Laboratories recalls its Antivy aerosol after reports of children suffering sleep problems dreams fever from excessive use against poison ivy. The move underscores ongoing concerns about safety reviews for new drug products.
Nixon, campaigning for congressional hopefuls, argues Kennedy’s popularity hurts Democrats and questions Johnson’s appeal. The relaxed, self-deprecating Nixon visits four Southern states, defends civil rights, and weighs a shift toward a warmer image aided by anticipated color TV exposure.
Two mainland escapees Hsu Wei-hsun and Lin Yung-an recount perilous swims from Kwantung to Macao and from Fukien to Quemoy as they flee cultural upheaval. They describe a chaotic mainland and urge free Chinese support, while noting military limits and mixed hopes for a mainland break.
A Middletown family pleads for tax relief to keep their home while funding for schools is debated. The letter condemns Jack Ruby’s death sentence and urges voters to back education funding, noting teacher pay and school needs as of 1964.
Eight U S agencies join to form an Inter Agency Bird Hazard Committee aiming to reduce collisions between birds and airplanes. The note adds a quip about a bird learning humans flock together against it.
The Butler County Agricultural Society reports a successful fair with record exhibits and county interest. Treasurer George Tapscott estimates nearly 500 dollars remains after expenses. the fair moved to Fairfield Township on a new 40 acre site bought for 3700 dollars.
The piece surveys ongoing debates on who discovered America first. It cites Columbus supporters, Norse expeditions, Japanese and Turkish theories, and other claims from scholars at Yale Yale’s Vinland Map, Smithsonian anthropologists, Hapgood at Keene State, and a University of Pennsylvania museum exhibit. The tone is wide ranging and reflective.
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