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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1966
Page
6
Middletown Ohio notices show price levels for daily and Sunday editions, with per copy and weekly rates for city routes, and annual mail subscriptions inside and outside trading areas plus overseas rates. The notice notes all subscriptions payable in advance and identifies News Journal Inc established in 1857.
A exhortation urges harmony among believers in Corinth asking them to speak the same thing and avoid division, referencing Paul’s appeal to the church for unity and fidelity to the gospel.
The Gemini 11 flight achieved a rapid one point five hour rendezvous and docking with an Agena vehicle. This precise maneuver is crucial for future moon missions where the return from lunar orbits must be swift.
The Protestant Council of New York will award President Johnson the fourth Family of Man prize on October 25 for leadership on civil rights. Critics say honoring a sitting head of state repeats a bestowed honor and questions the award’s motive and scope.
Cleveland businessman James D. Nolan raises funds for his bid for Ohio secretary of state by distributing cardboard containers with slots to collect small donations at club meetings, door to door, and in neighborhood stores. He says this method lets all voters contribute with dignity.
The piece argues there has been no true political boss since William Green, cites Richard Daley as a near example, and argues Gov Rockefeller and Franklin Roosevelt Jr reopen the boss issue in New York. It contrasts past machines with current power dynamics and notes Wagner and others faded from influence.
The Thai foreign minister Thanat Khoman promotes a Southeast Asia peace front built on regional cooperation. He criticizes China as a paper dragon and gauges American and Cambodian stances while seeking a three-nation ASA led by Thailand Malaysia and the Philippines to end Vietnam War hostilities.
Ruth Turner editor of the Dekalb Tribune from Atlanta, walks past the Kennedy compound in Hyannis Port, defying a police demand to turn back. The exchange highlights debates over civil rights protesters and presidential protection, with Turner's tax-funded scrutiny of Mrs Kennedy's security and office perks.
Middletown Captain David P. Reed of the 69th Ohio Volunteer Regiment writes home from near Atlanta, detailing army life, battlefield losses, and visits by Thomas Reed and others. He recalls mail routes, passes for civilians, and the fall of Atlanta while praising his survival and the support of his father and community.
Paul Harvey reflects on Camelot and the Arthurian legend as archaeologist Sir Mortimer Wheeler reports locating remnants of Arthur's castle near Yeovil. Bronze cloak and pottery artifacts prompt funding for next year’s digs, reviving timeless intrigue around King Arthur and his knights.
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