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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1966
Page
4
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The News-Journal publishes daily editions and has roots dating to 1857, serving as a longstanding local newspaper in its community.
The piece contrasts low primary turnout in U S elections with high Viet Nam era turnout. It notes Americans show weak primary interest and urges voting in general elections. It ends by citing Dr. E E Bernard on astral projection and a Hamlet quote.
The scene on the cruiser De Grasse showed President Charles de Gaulle in grey coveralls and mask as France tested its first nuclear weapon. Across the Pacific at Mururoa Atoll the mushroom cloud rose, raising questions about the pursuit of independence in nuclear arms and its impact on global prestige versus disarmament.
Jim Bishop portrays autumn as a vivid, bittersweet season with clear skies, woodsmoke, and gold light. The poem contrasts summer’s retreat with scenes of migrating geese, frost forming on windows, school buses, and the ache of impending winter, ending on a note of quiet, tense anticipation.
The White House meeting with President Ferdinand E. Marcos underscores Philippine independence and U.S. help in lifting living standards. Experts note the trip highlights democracy in Asia amid Cold War propaganda and signals closer ties among Asian nations and the United States.
A reader calls for pet licensing to curb roaming cats and dogs and notes warden limits. The letter shifts to Halloween musings and asks a trio of questions about treaties, violence, and gasoline origins in a curiously fragmented wrap of observations.
A satirical piece notes Vietnamese is a French influenced form of Chinese and shares slang with Americans in the era. It adds a bath song psychologist claim and reports the three TV networks budgeting 205 million dollars for telepix this season.
The column muses on popularity and likability before noting Autumn’s appeal. It promotes the American Field Service fundraiser a chili spaghetti supper from 5 to 7 30 p m Tuesday at Wade E Miller gym, then attendance at the Royals game.
The piece analyzes Governor Brown and Ronald Reagan amid Birch Society accusations and Republican splits. It notes Javits doubts a Reagan nomination, Nixon’s conservative leadership, and shifts linking moderates to the Birch push. It cites Meet the Press exchanges showing CRT and CDC dynamics and calls for renouncing RW extremism.
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