Broad Street Post Office Notice at First Avenue
Middletown Ohio post office notice shows Broad St location on First Ave as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1966
Page
4
Parable of the Lost Sheep Prompted by Rejoicing
Luke 15:6 RSV recounts a shepherd calling his friends and neighbors to celebrate finding a lost sheep. The verse emphasizes joy, communal sharing, and restoration through a single saved life.
Auto safety law aims to limit injuries not cut crashes
Critics argued the measure would not reduce highway accidents but supporters say its core aim is to lessen injury and death when crashes occur. Most devices will not prevent accidents but will minimize harm during a crash, addressing the second collision effect and signaling further steps needed to reduce crash numbers.
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Polic
Training Pays The Facts Of Life In A Government Society
Federal on the job training programs under the Manpower Development and Training Act are claimed to pay for themselves. Secretary Wirtz cites that taxes paid by trainees amount to 95.8 million dollars, suggesting returns to government coffers within two years. The programs cost public funds but bring many into productive work and improve lives.
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Secretary of Labor
Wirtz
Labor Department
Greep
Savings and Loan Industry
Europe
Harry S. Truman
LBJ
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Viet Nam
Asia
Johnson
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Porpoises Communicate With Humans Near Florida Bahamas
Jim Bishop notes advances in animal communication as porpoises at Scripps La Jolla and Andros Island demonstrate capable responses to coded signals. Training by Adolf Frohn and Nat Geographic interest reveal porpoises’ complex brain, sonar, and memory, with tests showing counting, object selection, and surface-to-sea mail delivery by sea lab dolphins and trainers.
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Scripps Laboratory
la Jolla
California
Andros
Bahamas
Porpoise
Phocoena
Adolf Frohn
Marineland
St. Augustine
Florida
Frohn
Miami Sequarium
National Geographic Magazine
Robert L. Conly
U.S. Navy
Andros Island
Dinah
Europe
Dolly
Navy
Conly
National Geographic Group
Readjustment Debate Warns of Inevitable Economic Slowdown
The article argues that a government initiated readjustment to curb inflation is likely, causing hardship and possible job and profit declines, especially for smaller firms. It discusses high interest rate bets, housing starts dropping, and debates over tax credits and deficit spending as the nation faces a potentially cooler economy. The piece cautions against mistiming policy and warns against repeating 1930s-style imbalances.
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Washington
Johnson
Harry P. Greep
National League of Insured Savings Associations
U.S
Changing Horses and Shifting Loyalties in Washington
Ruth Montgomery notes a reversals among top politicians as Kennedy and Humphrey drift from their bases, with Kennedy courting peaceniks and Humphrey losing liberal allies. The piece observes LBJ’s liberal critics and cross‑party pressure over Vietnam, reflecting a era of political realignment and party critique.
Citizenship Day notes from World Book release
A World Book Encyclopedia release marks Citizenship Day noting that many view the observance with indifference yet reminds readers that citizenship may trace to immigration naturalization or wartime establishment. The piece cites President Truman's 1952 proclamation and urges allegiance amid law adherence concerns.
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World Book Encyclopedia
Verwoerd’s Assassination Shapes South Africa’s Racial Policy
A chronicler weighs the Verwoerd era and apartheid’s future after the Prime Minister’s death. The piece notes Stifianos’s lone act, doubts about secret plots, and asks whether apartheid will endure or crumble while white South Africans seek stability and progress. Verwoerd’s death prompts reflection on race laws, governance, and the country’s path ahead.
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Oswald
Kennedy
Verwoerd
South Africa
Stifianos
Malan
Strijdom
Dr. Verwoerd
Messrs. Vorster
Schoeman
Donges
Quinoa used in Peruvian feeds foods and drinks
Factographs describe quinoa as a grain from the Andes used by Peruvians for feed food and beverage. Another note states American per capita fish consumption is half that of England. A third fact lists five principal religions in China.
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America
England
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