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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1967
Page
4
The United Nations marks its 22nd year with mixed critique and cautious praise. Despite failures in Vietnam and Middle East clashes, the body advances long term progress through programs that unite nations and spur social and economic growth, aiding future peace.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York insists he is not a candidate and does not want to be President. Speaking on the sun deck of the S S Independence during a Governors Conference cruise, he reiterated the refrain that he has no plans to seek the presidency.
The piece notes that once a man catches the presidential bug he never fully recovers. Rockefeller spoke forthrightly but did not rule out a run, acknowledging strategic caution about early campaigning while leaving the door open to a possible GOP nominating bid.
The verse states that despite being dead because of sins, God has made you alive with Christ. It emphasizes spiritual renewal through faith and the new life granted by grace.
Paul Harvey argues the communications industry fuels violence and sensationalism. He cites riots in Detroit and Newark, noting media influence on tensions and the need for responsible reporting to prevent further harm. He warns against glamorizing crime and urges careful, prayerful handling of news.
The Fire Prevention Parade Committee thanks the Middletown Journal and WPFB Radio for coverage of the October 9 1967 parade. The letter notes the event alternates between Middletown and Hamilton and aims to prompt the public to stop and think about fire safety and having emergency numbers ready. James L. Mattson chairs the committee.
A USO compiled list suggests gift items for servicemen including shaving gear, toiletries, stationery, medicated creams, small puzzles, first aid kits, socks, and paperback books. Last year USO Clubs in Vietnam distributed gifts to hospitals and remote units, funded by donor contributions. Address packages to USO Club directors with APO labels. mail by October 1 for surface delivery to arrive by Christmas.
Washington reports show Republicans divided on Vietnam strategy with no united resolution. Democrats also split, unsure how to back the President amid a war, while public opinion shifts as observers debate Soviet and Red Chinese roles and peace prospects.
The journal markets per day rates of 10 cents, Sunday 15 cents, and weekly/mailing plans. City delivery is 60 cents weekly, with mail options at 15 dollars yearly within trading areas and 24 dollars outside, 38 dollars outside the U.S. Subscriptions are payable in advance. The paper has a long local history, founded in 1887.
A Miami Herald report urges general education on tariff policy amid cross‑party pressures to curb tariffs. Senators Carlson Young Smathers Javits Fulbright Kennedy era issues and tradeoffs are examined with examples from Kansas Florida New York and Ohio to show why high tariffs harm US exports and raise consumer costs.
The soldier beetle preys on pests from hatching, while blister beetles shift from eaters to crop-damaging threats. Human brain size has largely stayed constant for 100000 years after a prior surge. The Monitor, nicknamed the cheese-box on a raft, was designed by Swede John Ericsson who became American. George Washington was the first Constitution signer.
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