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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1967
Page
4
A column argues that rising doctor charges under Medicare risk government caps and urges organized medicine to lead in restraining fee increases. It notes a potential 3 to 4 dollar monthly rise in supplemental coverage and a 7.8 percent rise last year, warning doctors could invite controls.
Dr. Shelby D. Gerking of Arizona State University argues that raising fish in managed ponds could greatly boost future protein supplies. He notes yields per acre exceed cattle, with low costs, as world demand for food grows, and cites growing pond farming of bass and carp as evidence.
Joseph Alsop analyzes the Con Thien siege withdrawal as a turning point in the Vietnam War. He traces Hanoi's shifting strategies from Phase III big unit warfare toward options including negotiations, highlighting the 1965 1966 decision cycles and the U.S. and Viet Minh roles.
William F Buckley Jr reviews Harold Wilson facing leftist critics and economic austerity. He notes Wilson’s cautious rhetoric, left-wing tensions, and foreign policy debates from Vietnam to Commonwealth welfare, concluding with a resilient British spirit.
The Middletown Journal announces subscription options with daily 10 cent copies and 15 cent Sundays. In-city delivery via newsboy routes costs 60 cents weekly, with mail rates of 15 dollars yearly in trading areas and 24 dollars outside, plus 38 dollars outside USA.
A Butler County jail matron and cook, Elizabeth Hazelton of Hamilton, responds to an inmate's remark about jail food by publishing the week’s noon menu. She asserts inmates and staff eat the same meals, noting varied dishes and no complaints. Another item notes a state patrol post dispatcher facing coffeeMaking woes and a male colleague praising worse coffee.
The piece analyzes whether violence pays in uprisings such as the Mau Mau in Kenya and Black Power advocates in the United States. It notes British crackdown, Kimathi’s execution, Kenyatta's detention, and eventual Kenyan independence, while linking these events to Pan African thought and debates over violence as a path to freedom.
The text argues that British Kenya’s land policies fostered Kikuyu resentment and eventual rebellion, while comparing this to U S civil rights age tensions. It questions future violence in non colonial settings and notes Stokely Carmichael’s Africanization stance as altering context and outcomes between Africa and America.
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