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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1967
Page
4
The piece argues for a uniform federal driver licensing system to curb lax state rules. It cites 53000 anticipated traffic deaths and supports a federal bureau requiring medical certifications and vision checks for all cross state line drivers.
The Chula Vista California desalination plant near San Diego shows desalting progress by purifying one million gallons of seawater daily and is described as twice as efficient as rival facilities. It signals a trend toward inland water supply from oceans, aiding arid Southwest states and other regions worldwide. Psalm 23:4 is quoted at the end.
Williamsburg era notes on Vietnam policy critique quote Lyndon Johnson's stance and McNamara's Senate report. Buckley warns against anti anti-Communism, rails at convergence policy, cites Kingsley Amis on Communist loyalties, and notes Don Hamerquist openly Communist in Oregon precincts.
A reader letter questions why government mail to Vietnam costs to send and suggests postage reform. The writer notes Congress control and doubts any quick change, proposing a postage hike on junk mail as a possible revenue solution while urging readers to contact their federal representatives.
Max Lerner argues the National Conference for the New Politics in Chicago was hijacked by black power advocates who threaten civil rights aims with separatism and anti white self loathing. He likens events to Orwellian doublespeak and warns of fragile national unity and radical misdirection.
The Journal published daily by News- Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription costs for various delivery methods. Rates include per copy prices for weekdays and Sundays and annual mail options for in and out of trading areas.
John Chamberlain argues liberals abandon centralized power and embrace limited government. He cites Bobby Kennedy and Lawrence O'Brien proposing reforms, notes influence from conservatives, and praises libertarian ideas from Kristol Goodwin and Lipmann as liberals reembrace Jefferson, Acton and Mill.
The text notes mocha coffee originates in Arabia with small grayish beans tending toward green. It also mentions 1966 US can production enough to supply 250 per person and references the Monitor ending wooden ship eras and transforming warship construction. It defines unicameralism as a legislature of one.
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