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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1977
Page
4
A veteran writer reflects on rumors of CIA involvement by American professors during the Cold War. He discusses ethical lines, unnamed sources, and the tension between journalism and espionage while recalling personal recollections from Athens in 1967 and Vienna in 1959.
Frank R. Myers serves as Editor-Vice President and Jim Mills as Managing Editor in the newspaper leadership team.
In Clio the advisory Issue 2 to ban leghold traps and allow court actions with attorney fees is opposed by the Ohio Division of Wildlife and others. The editorial urges a No vote citing dangers to wildlife management and constitutional overreach. It notes supporters mislead and stresses government limits on power.
The text describes Elvis Presley performing in heaven after death, entertaining angels with Sur�n hymn breaks and rock classics like You Ain’t Nothin’ but a Hound Dog and Blue Suede Shoes, amid centuries of angelic hymn-singing.
A humorous tale describes Dennis The Menace organizing a heavenly audience with angels and Elvis, leading Bing Crosby to perform "I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas" before God. The scene ends with heavenly sobs of joy as Crosby entertains the celestial crowd.
Jeffrey Hart surveys ferment in the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church in North America as traditionalists challenge ordination of women, Marxist influences, and liturgical changes. He highlights the New Oxford Review and Dale Vree, with Vree’s critical stance on Christianity and Marxism. He notes a pamphlet published by Episcopal publishers and argues Episcopalians favor freedom.
The Journal issued by News Journal Inc lists subscription options with prices for newsstand, home delivery, motor route, rail, and durations. Rates include 20 cents per weekday, 35 cents Sunday, 90 cents weekly home delivery, and four week periods. rail and international pricing also shown.
Readers defend the downtown Centre Mart praising its shelter from weather and easy bus access. They commend staff Evelyn Pedersen and Christine Rowan for kindness guiding an elderly shopper. Also notes October concert at City Centre Mart and gratitude to volunteers and helpers. A voter urges support for Ohio Amendment 2 banning leg hold traps with a call to outdoors lovers to vote yes.
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