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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1966
Page
4
Middletown Ohio publication offers daily and Sunday subscription rates. In city dealers deliver for 60 cents weekly. seven day mail in trading area $15 per year. outside trading area $2400. outside USA $38 per year. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News-Journal Inc founded 1857.
A father orders the fatted calf to be killed for a celebratory feast as his son, once dead, is found alive and returns home. The moment marks renewed hope and joy in the household.
The piece discusses French Somaliland amid regional interests if France yields the Red Sea outpost, noting its desert heat and salt output as well as strategic value as Ethiopia's rail terminus. It also reviews the U S Post Office move to an automatic drive in post office and laments war humor from Vietnam.
Washington Director Sargent Shriver and staff face a skeptical public after a Harris poll finds only four percent call the antipoverty program very successful while 54 percent deem it unsuccessful. Assistant Director Kramer notes enthusiasm for components yet resistance to the omnibus effort, contrasting urban support with rural opposition and citing Job Corps controversy. The program awaits Senate and House action amid partisan debate and fiscal extensions.
Washington debates how to end Viet Nam without surrender as Peiping Hanoi Moscow and Tokyo signal caution. Red China seeks to appear firm while hinting at talks, while the Soviet Union presses for US concessions amid a possible gradual armistice and troop drawdown.
Dr. Eric F. Goldman quits as White House adviser, noting a widening gap between President Johnson and the nation's intellectuals. He argues that Johnson's political pragmatism clashes with academic ideals, and that many scholars retreat to a safe, theoretical stance detached from governing realities.
The Doty House on Curtis Street continues its ninth year aiding orthopedically disabled children with nursery, kindergarten, and therapy programs. Over 100 kids receive services annually and demand for early enrollment rises as facilities strain. Volunteers are sought, especially drivers, contact Donald H. Montville at 3121 Central Avenue.
A journalist explores modern Christianity atop Mount of Olives where a Russian Orthodox convent and church dominate the horizon. Inside, the Abbess faces a carve of fate for two Arab girl waifs awaiting placement outside the convent for three years before possible adoption into the order.
Robert H. Bender voices concern over a 100000 square foot project in the Barbara Park Area. He argues two zoning errors undermine neighborhood business B-1 zones and cites Moore Road Upper Fleming Road Breiel Boulevard and Countryside as comparable areas. He questions commission decisions and urges consideration of homeowners with good faith zoning expectations.
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