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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1965
Page
4
Rates listed for per copy and by carrier with weekly and yearly mail options. Includes in city and suburbs 50c weekly, trading area mail 12 dollars yearly, outside trading area 20 dollars, and outside U.S.A 35 dollars yearly. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.
The letter by Rep Samuel Stratton questions Falcon Foundation activities aiding athletes to pass Air Academy exams and whether a senior officer's fundraising favors compromised entrance standards. The piece condemns interference with selection for athletic gain and urges cadet selection on officer potential. It also covers waterfowl refuges funding and Barry Goldwater's civil rights stance as part of a broader political column.
Jim Bishop critiques the ballet Coppelia at the Royal Poinciana Playhouse praising Jose Ferrer and the Kneelands for storytelling. He notes minimal dancing but strong performance and dramatic staging despite a patched curtain and taped music.
Vice President Humphrey addressed the American Society of Newspaper Editors on a broadly optimistic program. He argued against punitive literacy tests while criticizing current voting law approaches and discussed economic policy, debt, and the absence of a looming domestic crisis.
Paul Harvey and Rabbi Hirsch critique welfare as inadequate without empowering the poor. Ebionites and Maimonides cited. dean Linford calls aid punitive. Caudill links Appalachia to old social theory. uplift must teach self-sufficiency.
The column lists Jupiter with nine moons and muses on Jovian poets. It notes a hockey puck speeds about 88 mph and imagines nuclear power for trains. It also mentions fossil beds in South Dakota and a vocal teacher’s claim about singing talent.
Five or six young women visit to help register voters before the April 23 deadline. The piece urges reading four part series on the four Ohio constitutional amendments and explains city planning efforts by the League of Women Voters in Middletown to revitalize downtown. It notes the League will tour the area with planner Paul Christiansen and hold a final meeting.
In political intrigue from Philadelphia to Washington Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania prized Genevieve Blatt’s $5 bet as a clean elections symbol. A break‑in later revealed the Blatt money missing from Scott’s strong box as he pursues anti Klan and Appalachian poverty measures.
A collection of brief statements covers rat foraging ranges, hair seal boldness, baby camels fragility, William the Conqueror timber laws, vast Australian kangaroos, bat flight and diversity, and cirrus cloud height averaging 27 000 feet.
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