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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1966
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists per copy prices for weekdays and Sunday with delivery options. Mail rates are shown for in trading areas and outside areas, including international pricing, all payable in advance.
The piece argues absentee ballots determine outcomes in close races, noting Nixon's California win in 1960 and the large number of Americans abroad. It urges citizens away on election day to use absentee ballots, stressing voting as a fundamental right and the power of public choice in governance.
The Federal Power Commission urged Congress to enact an interstate safety law amid concerns of gas pipeline explosions. J David Francis of the National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners argued against federal intrusion, noting 22 states lack safety codes, and industry and states have shown negligence. EPC Chair Lee C White testified on rising accidents, while FPC Commissioner Carl E Bagge stressed the regulator's legitimacy and need to reassess authority for national utility safety.
Commentary by Norman V Peale from Zermatt Switzerland reflecting on British papers, moral values, and the beauty of the world. He recalls climbers who died on the Matterhorn and closes with a reminder that people are better than they seem.
A routine Highway Patrol check escalates when a female reporter insists on details of a fatal morning crash near Trenton. The corporal relays a 7:45 am Elk Creek Road incident involving a yearling Gray horse and a startled female driver, with humorous embellishments drawing a casual yet tense exchange.
Paul Harvey critiques modern calls to reject authority across society. He argues that psychology remains silent on the need for overarching authority and warns that rejecting paternalism leads to chaos in work, church, families, and nation. He asserts obedience to a higher power and tradition underpins social order.
A reader and spouse weigh keeping a $43 000 home after retirement versus selling. They expect about $7 000 yearly income from Social Security, pension, and savings, with house costs around $1 640 annually. The piece argues personal fulfillment and financial choice depend on lifestyle, not just money. It advises if affordable, keep the home for personal meaning. otherwise, explore simpler options.
William F Buckley Jr argues that a liberal intellectual elite still shapes public opinion, though the number of headline figures is shrinking. He notes Schlesinger Reston and Goldman as critics of Johnson, contending their views expose fragility in liberal orthodoxy amid Vietnam policy and U S strategic aims in Asia.
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