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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1966
Page
4
Middletown Ohio publication News Journal Inc lists subscription prices: daily copy 10c, Sunday 15c, in-city delivery 60c weekly, 7 day mail in trading area 15.00 yearly, outside trading area 24.00, outside USA 38.00. All payments in advance. Established 1857.
A Bible verse from Luke 15 7 notes joy in heaven when one sinner repents more than ninety nine righteous. The passage emphasizes mercy and repentance within Christian teaching.
Analysts warn that any postwar civilian government in South Vietnam may still be dominated by military figures who led the junta. Premier Ky could gain a presidential path, but his grip on power risks hindering swift reconstruction and viable institutions.
British historian A J P Taylor revises Neville Chamberlain as a cautious businessman whose misjudgment of Hitler helped shape the outbreak of war. The analysis argues Churchill’s timely rise saved Britain, while Roosevelt’s prewar aid offers contrast to Chamberlain’s cautious plans.
President Johnson faces inflation and a booming economy after years of deficit spending and rising wages. He may back more restrictive steps before the 1966 congressional elections, risking unemployment and political backlash. The piece argues decisive action is needed to restore stability despite fear of labor opposition and electoral consequences.
Paul Harvey argues inflation rises from shrinking buying power not higher prices, cites Medicare tax costs and Medicare spending as inflators, and urges cross-sector talks among government, labor, business to curb fiscal excess. He notes historical price shifts since 1939 and calls for responsible leadership.
Dave Regan argues that South Viet Namers braved threats to vote at 82 percent turnout while the U S debates voter participation. He contrasts free ballots with Communist pressure and urges Americans to value and exercise their own right to vote.
Minister praises editorial "Violence Won't Solve Problems" and cautions against war in Asia. Carl J. Landes of First United Church of Christ in Franklin argues for seeking peace, cites World War I losses, quotes Psalm 24:1 and Matthew 26:52, and questions freedom motives in Vietnam.
The imagined plan would import Manitoba surplus black bears to reduce boar damage in Arkansas forests. A quirky note, reflecting unfamiliar remedies and editorial humor about wildlife management.
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