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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices including per copy rates for weekdays and Sundays, in city and suburban areas, and mail options for local trading area, outside trading area, and outside the USA, with advances required. Founded in 1857.
A short biblical verse from Romans 12 2 urging believers to resist conformity and be renewed in mind to discern God’s good pleasing and perfect will. It emphasizes transformation through spiritual renewal rather than worldly patterns.
A discussion argues that armed forces members are not simply forgotten by anti poverty efforts. It notes free health care base shopping lower housing costs and 30 day paid vacation offset lower incomes for many service members. It cites a master sergeant retiring at 37 on 192 a month and notes potential shifts in Customs reform plans.
The piece notes President Johnson tapped retired Navy Vice Adm. William F. Raborn Jr. to head the CIA, praising administrative skill but raising concerns about a military career leading a civilian agency. It contrasts tradition of civilian control with Raborn’s military background and suggests Johnson should have chosen a civilian. It also mentions space figure Leonov’s remark about not seeing familiar faces in orbit amid Khrushchev’s eccentric stance.
Grandfather Weyman captains Eastern Airlines Flight 618 a Boeing 727 from Miami to New Jersey. The crew logs hours and instruments, FAA traffic control coordinates, and passengers enjoy meals on a smooth two hour eleven minute trip.
Washington warns that pacifist protests against U S policy in Viet Nam may feed enemy misperception abroad and tempt adversaries to take risky steps. The piece cites historical instances where pacifist senatorial action allegedly aided escalation and argues for continued congressional backing of Southeast Asia defense commitments.
Analysis argues that easing danger weakens unity in both East and West. It traces how the Soviet Chinese split widened as security faded and Western alliance strains grew in Europe and the U.S. partisan divide, contrasting Johnson’s cohesion efforts with earlier postwar isolation.
The speaker argues Europe is divided and lacks unity after the first world war. He notes different responses from the United States and the communist world and that both sides show motion without crisis. He questions the direction and purpose of this forward motion.
The W. W. Sebald Self Reliance Award ceremony drew families from Middletown as finalists eight youths were named among twenty contenders. Parents urged broader attendance and celebrated the program’s impact. A ground breaking ceremony for Armco’s new facility, valued at 250 million dollars, was announced for 4 p.m. tomorrow with Jefferson Road opening to a 2000 car lot for attendees.
Louis Sobol recalls editor screening for Who's Who in America to curb false birthplaces and dates. He cites F Donald Coster's fraud, Duke of Windsor's music influence, and Broadway's charity role, then notes a quip about phonies and a humorists union. He closes with a vignette of a mother awaiting her actor son.
The signature of the president makes a bill a law. The United States and Britain are among the few nations not yet adopting metric measurements.
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