United Way Campaign Reaches Halfway Point Targets 998000
The Middletown United Way drive is ahead of last year at the halfway mark with a goal of 998000 dollars. Agencies have trimmed needs to essentials covering Carlisle and Franklin to Lebanon Monroe and Trenton Excelle Amanda areas. Community leaders urge personal commitment to reach the target.
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Jairus Seeks Jesus Help For Dying Daughter
Jairus, a synagogue official, pleads with Jesus to come and lay hands on his ill daughter so she may recover. Jesus begins the journey to aid him, illustrating faith and compassion in a moment of urgent need.
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AARP Chapter Welcomes Local Interest In Retirement Group
In Middletown area readers are invited to join the American Association of Retired Persons with a local chapter meeting every second Thursday at the Senior Citizens Center. The national group, now 10.8 million strong, pursues services and reforms for people 55 and over, including nursing home care, driver safety programs, and education. The local chapter has hosted the Vial of Life program with Fraternal Order of Police Associates and features talks on wills and probate. For information, call 424-6442 and ask for Gladys Grace or Harry Word.
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Japan and Soviet ties face complex drift in Asia balance
Washington reports that the Japan Soviet relationship shows strain but may improve with wiser policy. Japan backs China talks yet seeks Northern islands and strong economic links with Siberia. Trade and joint projects, including a 2 billion dollar Yakutia gas scheme, shape a Northeast Asia future demanding U.S. attention.
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Race and sex in hiring stir a political fight at Cornell
John Roche recalls his Cornell admission amid a 1940s race confusion and how anti discrimination laws later shaped forms. He critiques EEOC plans for visual race and sex identification, warns of racial bias and administrative pitfalls, and mocks bureaucratic zeal.
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Kissinger plan on Rhodesia sparks debate in U S policy
The idea suggests pressuring Ian Smith to resign and hand power to black leaders Ndabaningi Sithole Joshua Nkomo and Robert Mugabe. It argues the move could end support for guerrillas, test Smith’s intentions, and reveal whether Rhodesia moves to majority rule or worsens white domination amid a looming race conflict.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily in Middletown Ohio lists prices for home delivery by carrier and motor route, Sunday and weekday rates, and mail subscriptions. Rates include 90 for Monday through Saturday and 25 for Sunday, with motor route 15 per copy daily and 30 Sunday, plus calendar month and four week periods. mail subscriptions in the U.S. are 38 per year or 4 per month, 46 outside U.S.A.
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