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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1966
Page
4
The item presents the newspaper’s masthead style noting “Published Every Day” by News-Journal, Inc and includes a Bible verse Luke 9 62 about no one who looks back after starting the plough being fit for the kingdom of God.
The Arizona senator shows active campaigning for a 1968 run amid Hayden’s health risk and a potential gubernatorial appointment. Goldwater asserts a statewide organization already laid out, down to precincts, signaling preparation for a possible Senate comeback.
Boeing vice president Maynard L. Pennell suggested the SST could be built even if it flies subsonically over crowded areas. The remark signals industry concern about sonic booms and a potential backdoor approach to reducing their impact.
Leaders of the College of American Pathologists vow a vigorous defense to a government anti trust case. President Dr. Ernest E. Simard says he cannot fully comprehend the charges, which allege price fixing and efforts to monopolize the medical laboratory field. He calls the charges preposterous and urges a thorough judicial review in the public interest.
President Johnson considers a consensus politics approach to aid select Republicans by praising non partisan achievements or withholding campaign support for Democratic opponents. The plan echoes 1964 tactics, with Republicans split between Kennedy critics and liberal moderates who back his Viet Nam stance.
President Johnson faces a test over inflation as he weighs political plans to aid Republicans. Wisconsin Governor Knowles is favored for reelection, while Lt. Gov. Lucey appeals to Kennedy allies and seeks a White House visit. The economy shows rising prices, shrinking purchasing power, and a broad spending debate in Congress and the administration.
A Middletown Journal pictorial page about Clinton Canal municipal park markets highlights memories of strolling Saturdays and community vendors. The letter also thanks five Ohio teens for aiding a driver and passenger in a ditch accident, with praise for their kindness.
A variety of statements cover marriage age in the United States, Indian livelihoods, atmospheric nitrogen composition, and the Austrian army's early use of aerial bombs over Venice in 1849. The notes mix legal, economic, chemical, and military topics with no single cohesive narrative.
The budget director and Secretary Fowler said they would not make direct recommendations on spending cuts. They argued President Johnson cannot finalize the budget until Congress passes its appropriation bills.
Dave Regan cites a Parents Magazine article noting four decades of change in child rearing. Discipline moved from harsh or lax to a balanced approach, combining firmness with love to foster confident, self disciplined children who respect boundaries.
The James Bond film script led Cubby Broccoli to stage scenes in Kirishima volcano rim and the Ki-Katsuura shrine using a helicopter shuttle between Osaka Kobe and Ki-Katsuura. 150 crew, London gear, and a $8.4 million budget with potential sixfold gross mark the production.
A Tonbridge England motorist, tired of driving his 28-year-old car, smashed it, then buried the wreck in his yard. The scene contrasts Hawaii’s famous trio of pineapples hula and lunu feasts with the quirky personal auto graveyard.
A large, noisy event at the Hilton honored the late Furihata, a noted Japanese banker who died a year ago. Attendees gathered to pay tribute to his life and contributions.
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