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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1966
Page
6
The Soviet Union shows concessions on a peaceful space treaty while remaining firm on intran sigence. Moscow’s willingness to accept three US positions suggests progress toward agreement, echoing the 1963 partial nuclear test ban talks.
In Los Angeles Governor Edmund G Brown Jr faces guerrilla style attacks from within the California Democratic ranks as Ronald Reagan campaigns the rival, while Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty and Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh form a fragile, powerful axis. The pair oppose Brown yet need mutual benefit, with Unruh delaying his own ambitions and Yorty seeking a Senate bid in 1968. The intra party feud echoes the national struggle and tests Brown’s campaign dynamics.
Public Health Service psychologist Dr. Eli Bower predicts 10,000 American college students will attempt suicide this year with 1,000 succeeding as the modern campus is a pressure cooker. Dr. Curt Stern notes genetic differences limit universal equality and urges acceptance of varied talents.
The article outlines a looming national strike threat by the International Union of Electrical Workers and coalition allies against General Electric. It argues federal mediation, Taft Hartley provisions, and political pressures tie the dispute to Viet Nam war needs, election timing, and potential plant-wide impact on war production.
A collection of business cards from Middletown merchants reveals a snapshot of 1869 commerce. Firms include Middletown Agricultural Works, Globe Paper Mill, Oglesby firms, First National Bank, U S Hotel, Sutphin & Son flour, Journal Job Office, Buckeye Shear Co, and many others showing trades from hardware to dry goods and services.
A November ballot levy seeks funds to centralize Warren County's two state approved schools Hopewell in Franklin and Green Knoll in Lebanon. The writer urges residents of Franklin Carlisle and Springboro to back the levy to keep services local and avoid lengthy travel for twenty five children in Franklin.
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