Man Mana Executive Named for City Paper
Frank R. M. named general manager of the city paper this week, with duties to oversee editorial and production. The appointment appears in staff notices from the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1967
Page
4
Frank R. M. named general manager of the city paper this week, with duties to oversee editorial and production. The appointment appears in staff notices from the newspaper.
Dist Atty Henry Wace and associates plan a motion picture about President Kennedy's assassination titled Count down in Dallas. Former Police Chief Jesse Curry and Judge Joe B Brown would appear as themselves with public subscription funding, amid civic skepticism.
Noted psychiatrist Dr Theodore I Rubin argues that nearly everyone is a little crazy or neurotic at times and that the fear of madness is common. He says most people vary in how crazy they feel and how they cope with it in a chaotic world.
Readers urged support for Issue No 1 proposing a constitutional change to Ohio apportionment. The plan aims for fair one man one vote, an impartial three member board, and reduced gerrymandering, drafted by a bipartisan committee and political scientists.
The letter notes concerns about rising insolvencies and their impact on individuals and businesses, urging careful consideration of debtor relief and fair practices. It calls for clear guidance from authorities to address increasing financial distress.
The Middletown Journal provides daily and Sunday editions with subscription options. In city and suburban delivery costs 60 cents weekly, 15 cents for Sunday, and annual mail rates of 15 dollars within trading areas or 24 dollars outside, with $38 a year outside the USA.
Eight remaining members of the LeSourdsville Ladies Aid, once 35, continue monthly meetings at the home of charter member Mrs. Mayme Stewart. The group, tied to a long-gone church and begun by Rev. Livingston, recalls its “good old days” while preserving memories as members live in different places.
Joseph Alsop assesses the Vietnam war scene, arguing a central contradiction: Viet Cong base strength relies on North Vietnamese big units, while Hanoi cannot sustain a large manpower bill. Westmoreland can press the effort by shifting forces, shrinking Cambodian sanctuary danger, and intensifying pressure in populous coastal provinces.
Marianne Means reports President Johnson's surprise selection of Chicago as the 1968 Democratic convention site signaling defiance to critics. The choice aims to confront urban violence, with Daley’s control seen as crucial to preventing riots, while highlighting contrasts with the Republican Miami venue.
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