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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1968
Page
4
Paul J. Day has been named business manager of the Amalgamated Press with editor duties assigned to other executives. The appointment reflects a reorganization aimed at streamlining operations and expanding market reach.
The essay argues NATO needs a fresh look after the Czechoslovakia crisis. West German Chancellor Kiesinger urges a NATO heads of government summit to discuss defense burdens and strategic unity. It notes De Gaulle’s stance and Mansfield’s cautious plan to delay troop withdrawals. A broad reassessment by NATO members is urged.
Jim Bishop argues hunger is the world’s real crisis as population rises and food distribution fails. He notes vast hunger despite abundant global food and urges coordinated plans, education, and action by governments and aid groups.
Norman C. Nichols criticizes the Democratic national convention for late night symbols and seating fights, accusing party leaders and a Daley machine of sidelining challengers and limiting public access. He warns the tactics threaten democracy and could affect November outcomes.
The piece argues Nixon gains from global tensions and Democratic missteps. It highlights Inouye's inward turn theme focusing on domestic reform, while critics note Democrats ignore Eastern Europe crises. It suggests Nixon can credibly claim awareness of Communist mindsets amid Prague and Czechoslovakia riots.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options. Rates include ten cents per weekday and eighteen cents on Sundays with 60 cents weekly for local routes, 15 dollars yearly by mail within trading areas, 300 dollars outside trading areas, and 38 dollars yearly for outside the U.S. All subscriptions are prepaid.
A 14 pound cat named Sam chased a Doberman down a yard and leaped to sink claws in a galloping dog while onlookers watched. A highway patrolman later recounted a rough night shift with a water pump failure and suspects in custody.
Marianne Means notes the Democratic leadership shift from Lyndon Johnson to Hubert Humphrey at the Chicago convention. Johnson and Humphrey faced strain over Vietnam policy and campaign strategy as tensions rose and communication broke down.
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