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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1966

Page

4

Middletown News Rates and Publication Details

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Hint From Peking Opens Fragile Path to Viet Nam Talks

Chen Yi told a delegation of senior Japanese lawmakers that a direct China U S clash remains possible yet unlikely to be desired by either side. He hinted talks to end the Viet Nam war could be explored, though no explicit commitment was made. The remarks present a cautious opening amid China’s recent hardline tone.

Chen Yi Viet Nam U.S Kyodo

Ruth Montgomery Humor At Urban Problems Conference

Washington delegates laughed as Wilfred Owen lampooned urban renewal flaws with a fable about 200 million people. The satire described a plan led by a chief urban worker to reduce traffic, create garages, shift work hours, ban street parking, and redesign cities to blend housing and work across colors, funded by tax concessions and transit initiatives.

Washington Wilfred Owen Humphrey John V. Lindsay America Owen Brookings Institution Congress Walkers of the World Unite

Conservatives May Rise If They Outpoll Liberals in New York

The piece argues Liberals would lose status if Conservatives outpoll them in New York City and the state. It notes Rockefeller and O Connor as centralizers and machinists, with FDR Jr. tapped as Liberal choice to beat Beame and preserve party balance.

New York Rockefeller Frank O’connor Albany Empire State O’connor New York City David Dubinsky Alex Rose Jackrobits Boss Rose Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr Fdr Jr Beame

Investment tax credit repeal harms national economy

Washington critics claim the administration plans to suspend the seven percent investment tax credit and accelerated depreciation, threatening jobs and U.S. modernizations. Republic Steel’s Thomas Patton argues the move could worsen inflation and drive up borrowing costs while benefiting foreign producers.

Washington Congress Thomas F. Patton Republic Steel Corporation

Government lines to be enlarged and others folded

The Committee for Economic Development urges overhauling local government. It calls reducing 80 000 units to under 16 000, cutting overlapping layers, and trimming 500 000 elected officials. It also supports state constitutional revamps and regional consolidation.

Committee For Economic Development CED

Letters B-1 zoning and treatment of water raise questions

Virginia Romans and Chas B Timmons argue against funding a new water treatment plant. They say the river water is safe, redness comes from old mains, and current debt already high. They call for public vote and insist on avoiding millions more in debt without clear benefit.

Barbara Park X’s City Commission Virginia Romans Orchard Street Cincinnati Columbus Nature Chas B. Timmons First National Bank

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