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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1965
Page
4
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A call for beautifying federal architecture urges public and presidential action. It cites the Rayburn Building as an example of costly design lacking grace and notes executive branch infighting over architect selection. Hawaii Senator Fong promotes poi as nutritious though glutinous.
Nixon urges Republicans to stay true to Lincoln era civil rights stance and to focus on 1966 elections rather than maneuvering for 1968. He notes a healing rift within the party and a growing desire for unity while warning against extremism. Britain criticizes NATO plans as outdated in a nuclear era.
In a Miami Beach interview, Maurice Chevalier speaks of aging, romance, and personal history. He recalls marriages, Mistinguette, and past loves, notes he has six to seven children, and hopes to write his autobiography titled Eternal Spring.
Dr. King defends disobedience to what he calls unjust laws while urging noncooperation with evil. He distinguishes between just and unjust laws and argues obedience to conscience even at personal cost, in a televised discussion surrounding the Montgomery march and court orders.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports two Oscar nominees delaying headlines over marriages. U S attorney general seeks extradition of Frank Reed and Max Courtney from the Bahamas. Sergio Franchi and Lee Allen suffer turned ankles. Crawford competes with Russell for Look Homeward, Angel mother role. The Odd Couple co stars’ finances. Peter O’Toole to film in Paris four years. Le Cote Basque reopening. Danny Stradella cafe opening at Royal Box premiere. Morituri zither theme. Harlow schedule. Sound of Music named Picture of the Month. subway slogan questioned.
South Shields schoolboy wins $1.70 by attending class after a barber shaved his head to shine like a doorknob. National broadcasters ban beer and wine ads on TV. Betcha Dollar Dennis laments missing bets on the horse Straw Hat. The Union of South Africa leads gold output. Monkeys and humans reportedly share color vision. Military Air Transport Service is the largest air freight carrier. Russian instructors seek fun in math lessons.
Police Chief James L. Howerton promotes child safety with a pamphlet A Message to the Boys and Girls of Middletown and a danger awareness film. He urges parents to teach kids to report strangers and avoid risky situations while inviting families to Maple Park Schools bazaar 5 to 8 pm for fundraising.
Washington reports on three prominent Ku Klux Klan leaders Venable an Atlanta attorney Shelton imperial wizard of United Klans of America and Craig grand dragon of Georgia each clashing over loyalty secrecy and strategy Venable criticizes Shelton and Craig while denying violence speaks of self defense and vows to expel rivals Craig boasts of a women’s auxiliary and accuses Venable of reckless talk Shelton predicts bloodshed amid integration and warns of white dominance in a divided movement.
Factographs indicate about 25 percent of all federal income tax returns contain errors. Louis XVI was king of France at the outbreak of the French Revolution. Austria and Switzerland are famed for winter skiing facilities. The reindeer was domesticated in the Old World in prehistoric times.
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