Lawler Regan Day Executive Editorial Team
N. J. Lawler serves as editor, with Dave Regan as executive editor and general manager Paul J. Day as managing editor guiding the newsroom leadership lineup.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1968
Page
4
N. J. Lawler serves as editor, with Dave Regan as executive editor and general manager Paul J. Day as managing editor guiding the newsroom leadership lineup.
Retired Navy vice admiral William F. Raborn argues the United States can shift from wartime to peacetime with minimal disruption if funds allow. He envisions industry expanding into ocean resources, pollution control, automated medical devices, and manufacturing aids, plus repurposing defense satellites for weather forecasting to cut costs in farming and transport. He stresses that intent and direction matter more than economics, and urges early planning before the war ends.
A column argues that published photos of Queen Elizabeth in bed reveal her as a human mother rather than a distant symbol. The piece cites mixed public reaction, noting conservative outrage alongside sympathy and affection for the queen as a person.
Readers accuse police of harassment and bias while calling for reform. A second letter criticizes the enclosed climate controlled mall plan and downtown rehabilitation, urging wage and traffic S reforms and practical scheduling changes.
The Middletown Journal lists daily publication by News Journal Inc with subscription options. Rates include 10 cents per weekday copy and 15 cents on Sundays, 6 cents weekly delivery, and annual mail rates of 15 dollars in trading areas, 24 dollars outside, 38 dollars for outside U.S.A. All subscriptions require advance payment. Founded 1857.
The piece urges careful study of candidates as three major contenders contest the race. It warns against quick, selfish, or fear driven choices and echoes Kennedy’s call to serve country over self.
In Washington, David Lawrence argues that halting bombing unilaterally would not bring peace in Vietnam. He notes Hanoi aims to push the Viet Cong into government and urges US resolve, warning North Vietnam may seek withdrawal of US troops and a coalition rule in Saigon.
Joseph Alsop analyzes George Wallace’s potential leverage in the next Congress. He notes party shifts, regional support, and possible maneuvers to build a permanent third party, with Wallace aiming to influence House Democrats, Republican allies, and northern targets despite limited immediate gains.
The Supreme Court has endured years of heated debate while shaping American law. Ocean mining researchers propose a giant vacuum device to extract deposits from the sea floor. In Wales, a separatist movement continues to persist since the Tudor era’s union with England in 1536.
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