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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1968
Page
6
The piece discusses the marriage of Mrs. John F. Kennedy to Aristotle Onassis and the glare of Greek military rule. It notes potential tensions as Mrs Onassis may live under a junta’s gaze, with future New York as home base.
An October tradition. Bright men and women seek school board posts as public service. The article extols the sacrifice and rewards of contributing to education, noting the absence of pay or prestige but the value of shaping youth and community.
Middletown diary notes Aeronca’s Germantown Road plant marked 40 years with an open house. Visitors toured machinery and the Apollo command module mock up, saw the Echo satellite TV link, and learned of subcontracted Boeing work including KC 135 and 707 wing components.
Analysis explains what happens if no presidential ticket wins a majority of electoral votes. The new Congress will count ballots on Jan 6 1968 and the House would choose the president while the Senate selects the vice president.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription terms for local and trading areas. Rates include 18 cents per weekday, 15 cents for Sunday, 60 cents weekly for motor delivery, 315.06 per year for 7 day mail, 24.00 for 7 days in other areas, 38.60 for outside U S, all payable in advance.
Humphrey campaign manager Larry O'Brien reassures Alan Cranston California remains in play and will see a late push. Nixon’s finance team expects to spend up to 6.5 million in the state, surpassing Humphrey’s nationwide budget as donors line up for a Romney-linked fundraiser.
A letter questions AFL-CIO and local unions in Alabama endorsing George C. Wallace for governor in 1986. The writer cites past union support, mentions petitions and donations, and urges labor to reflect on perceived inconsistency while signing off with schoolroom-style guidance.
Students share a set of Halloween safety rules. The guidelines emphasize never going out alone and avoiding riding bikes in darkness. They advise using makeup instead of masks, wearing bright costumes, avoiding long outfits, steering clear of unfamiliar neighborhoods, not running in front of vehicles, and avoiding firecrackers.
Letter writer Louis Lakes argues against calling George Wallace Hitler and defends Wallace as no threat to law abiding citizens. He disputes a suggested quote about segregated schools and compares Wallace’s platform to Abe Lincoln’s vision of freedom from crime.
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