Middletown News-Journal Subscription Rates List
Subscriptions and mailing rates published by News Journal Inc. in Middletown Ohio include per copy prices for weekday and Sunday issues, in-city delivery by newspaper boy or motor route, seven day mail rates for trading areas and outside trading areas, and international rates. All subscriptions are payable in advance. Established 1857.
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Volunteer Workers Show Broad Reach In Community Service
The piece highlights volunteer labor across ages from children to seniors, noting 105000 hours donated by a Midwest bureau and 500 unpaid aides aiding Head Start programs. It discusses how churches and social agencies recruit volunteers and urges action now. It then shifts to critique of USIA film use in politics and ends with a discussion of Atlantis origins and a Woods Hole expedition examining Crete as the fabled site.
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Midwest Volunteer Bureau
Plato
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Massachusetts
Anghelos Galanopoulos
Atlantis
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Crete
Aging and aging dogs in a family portrait
Jim Bishop writes of his father John and their German shepherd Rocky as they near advanced ages. The piece blends tenderness with humor, noting fading strength, changed appetites, nightly routines, and shared rituals around meals, sleep, and companionship.
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John Michael Bishop
Rocky
John
Kelly
No Humane War Methods, McNamara Critique Sparks Debate
The piece argues against humane war, warning that sparing enemies harms soldiers. It contrasts civilian and military control, cites McNamara testimony, and recalls debates on bombing limits, chemical weapons, and mustard gas with General Rothschild advocating gas as more humane.
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MacArthur
Yalu
J. H. Rothschild
U.N
Korea
Rothschild
Viet Nam
United States Army Chemical Corps Research and Development Command
Investment tax credit suspension debated by leaders and firms
Washington reports that President Johnson backs suspending the 7 percent investment tax credit to curb inflation, with Treasury Secretary Fowler defending its long term gains in productivity and balance of payments. Industry leaders fear delayed projects, higher debt, and loss of competitiveness, noting contracts and plant upgrades valued at hundreds of millions depend on the credit.
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Washington
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Fowler
Senate
Fowler
Charles M. Beeghly
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Congress
Women of the Bible lecture at First Methodist Church
Sune Richards, noted lecturer and photographer, speaks on Women of the Bible at 8 p m next Thursday at the First Methodist Church. Free babysitting offered by the women's society. tickets from Methodist Circle members or Mrs Martyn Hackney at 423 105.
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Sune Richards
First Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Circle
Martyn Hackney
Woman’s Society
Buckley on LBJ Plan Reveals Uncertain Economic Path
Buckley argues the Johnson plan relies on a restrained tax stance and delayed spending. He notes no tax rise but minimal fiscal restraint, plus a tentative 16 month tax credit suspension and depreciation pause, risking delayed plant expansion and ambiguous effects through 1967.
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Big John
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Kev
Janet
Paul Harvey
You
Secretary of
Defense McNamara
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
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New York
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