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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1968
Page
6
The 278th Military Armistice Commission meeting at Panmunjom underscores the long stalemate in Korea since 1953. Despite routine exchanges and frequent accusations, the talks may function as a necessary safety valve amid rising sporadic hostilities and lingering truce tensions.
Hoogetobler named Smith to avoid unwieldy surnames and found easier restaurant reservations. The practice spreads to others like Stockenblitzer and Vivandierre as life becomes simpler with short disguises. Mrs. Hoogetobler prefers the change, calling it the nicest thing since Pfefferklatch became Hoogetobler.
Middletown resident and former mayor Wesley B Hedding nearing his ninety fifth birthday recalls the town from a tiny postal stop to a thriving business center. He describes stagecoaches from Cincinnati and Dayton canal trade pac kets and later railroads and mills transforming the city.
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio 45042 enters second class mail and lists subscription rates for city and outside readers with a note on delivery methods and founding year 1857.
The United Nations faces scrutiny over U Thant's public comments on bombing in Vietnam. Critics say the secretary-general should refrain from taking sides and remain impartial to maintain UN credibility and prevent bias in peacekeeping efforts.
An analysis cites Czech leader Josef Benes arguing for a mixed market and Communist loyalty, Norwegian views on nationalized fleets, and England's Institute of Economic Affairs promoting voucher-like choice within social security as signs socialism may fade by the Twenty-first century.
The Greenough mansion in Missoula a 22 room house with six baths and stained glass was moved in three pieces after a 1965 fire and restoration. Art Mosby who built his fortune in Missoula led the project and saw the house reassembled on a hilltop overlooking the city.
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