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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1965
Page
4
Per copy weekday six cents and Sunday fifteen cents. By carrier in city and suburbs fifty cents weekly. By mail in trading area seven days twelve dollars yearly. By mail outside trading area seven days twenty dollars yearly. Outside U S A thirty five dollars yearly. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.
The piece argues VOA should report America truthfully in English and 37 other languages. It notes global trust in VOA and warns against slanting news as propaganda. It cites Indian health trends and a rising job figure exceeding 70 million, urging faster job expansion and training.
Ailing older woman in a care ward recalls a life of isolation and neglect. She befriends a rubber ball as speech returns and memories surface of a turbulent past with husband Mike, charity, and a self-serving nephew who offers money for tips.
A Washington analysis explains that boycott calls by Negro leaders against Alabama products raise legal risks. It notes possible damages suits and potential Sherman Antitrust Act violations for interstate commerce conspiracies. The Supreme Court has held implied agreements can violate antitrust laws even without formal deals.
The article outlines Johnson urging unconditional discussions with North Vietnam, the mixed South Vietnamese stance, and U S efforts to sway public opinion. It notes Republican leaders' skepticism, potential economic aid offers, and concerns over a nationwide boycott affecting commerce and civil rights.
Mrs Mills recalls Quaker village in Springboro with nostalgic verse about its canopy streets houses and mills. She spent a lifetime in the area including 30 years at Franklin Bank and her husband taught 33 years at Springboro High School.
Louis Sobol reports on Mrs Lucho Gatica's radiant night amid thieves in the adjoining Wyndham lobby. The piece notes Geraldine Chaplin, Hal Prince, Red Buttons and Blue Buttons, Broadway plays, studio changes, and personal milestones including birthdays and divorces.
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