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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1967

Page

4

Learn About China Now Is Purpose Of New Bill

Rep. William L. St Onge introduces a House bill to fund Chinese language and culture programs in the United States. He argues China’s rising global role requires educated citizens and trained specialists to guide future diplomatic, trade, and cultural relations. The plan would support college research and high school study programs.

China William L. St. Onge Connecticut United States St. Onge House

Big Shift In Sweden Drives Public Joy and Anxiety

Swedes switch from left to right driving with months of planning. Officials faced anxiety while the public enjoyed the change. Traffic police received flowers and schoolgirl helpers as cars moved to right-hand lanes amid cheers and a few early bobbles. The mass mood was festive despite inevitable adjustments.

Prison Reflections From A Minnesota Inmate Publication

A veteran prisoner describes prison life as seen inside Lebanon Correctional Institution. The piece contrasts outside prejudices, emotional turmoil, aging, loneliness, and self-disgust with attempts to adapt through writing, reading, games, and dreams. It notes marriage strain and a cynical view of law enforcement.

Lebanon Correctional Institution Minnesota

B 52s in Vietnam Faces Soviet and SAC Watch

Inside a crossfire of Cold War nerves SAC and the Soviet trawler watch B 52 missions over South Vietnam. Each mission costs hundreds of millions in aircraft, crews, bombs, and refueling tankers as Hanoi fears the high altitude bombers aided by electronic countermeasures and occasional SAM threats.

Guam South Vietnam Strategic Air Command Soviet Union SAC Hanoi Richard Russell North Vietnam Demilitarized Zone

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Israel and Vatican edge toward tacit Jerusalem accord

John Chamberlain notes postwar shifts dissolve centuries of barrier between Israel and the Vatican though full diplomatic ties remain unlikely. He argues Jerusalem should stay under Israeli control with guaranteed access and religious freedom, opposed to a UN run international city. They foresee other Christian groups accepting a de facto Israeli stance.

Vatican Israel Jerusalem Holy City Canterbury Palestine Vaticans Ralph Waldormerson Migst United Nations Kuwait Syria Tito Harold Wilson Lyndon Johnson

Buckley Attack on Lynds Vision of Revolution Sparks Debate

The column disputes Yale professor Staughton Lynds view that postwar riots are revolts justified by higher law. It challenges Lynds sociological and moral grounds for revolution, cites Locke Jefferson and Burke, and questions who defines morality and who bears power in assessing the Detroit Newark and Los Angeles unrest.

Lynch New York Times Detroit Newark Los Angeles John Locke Thomas Jefferson Abraham Lincoln Norman Vincent Peale Lynd Eg. Locke Stokely Carmichael H. Rap Brown Mr. Lynch Edmund Burke Carmichael Brown Lynds Professor Lynd America Port Huron Students For A Democratic Society

Black families seek control of birth numbers in poverty study

In Washington the debate over federal family planning shifts from fear to equity. Leaders say poverty relief requires giving the poor the same choice as the rich, amid rioting memories from Detroit and New Orleans surveys showing many women lack basic reproductive knowledge yet oppose larger families.

Washington Detroit Poverty Programs Frank Ditto Gary London New Orleans

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