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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1965
Page
4
The notice shows daily and Sunday rates for Middletown Journal subscriptions. It lists carrier and mail options in and outside the trading area, with U S prices and international rate, all payable in advance.
A reflection on 1 John 4 9 describing God’s love evidenced by sending his only son into the world so that we might live through him. The verse emphasizes divine love as the source of salvation and eternal life for believers.
The piece argues clergy and laity both share responsibility in church life, warning against a “let George do it” dynamic. It then stresses wildlife’s value to national heritage amid population and industry pressures, and notes Senator McCarthy’s request for 80,000 dollars to study declining loans, urging conservation of national heritage through study funding.
The National Archives grounds in Washington now feature a plain stone inscribed In Memory of Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1882 1945. The tribute reflects FDRs blend of self awareness and shared humanity, noting he never sought grandiose glory.
FBI notes reveal the current Ten Most Wanted list includes Leslie Ashley a pock marked killer and frequent female impersonator Edward Maps a beatnik slaying wife and child Chester Collins a poetry reading prison escapee John Clouser an escapee from a Florida mental hospital Alson Wahrlich a kidnaper and child molester. The profile paints a dangerous mix of arson murder and robbery with aliases and urban disguises.
The survey shows 1 200 buffalo in the 72 000 acre Custer South Carolina State Park area averaging one animal per 60 acres. A Londoner pays an extra penny postage nine years late. Burglary item: a family alarm kept as memory of a heist. Grass varieties near six thousand suggest many lawn types remain untried. An astronomer notes a galaxy collision creating a jam beyond this world. New York weighs roofing Shea Stadium to hide the Mets from view.
The piece rebuts student protests and Elite opinion by contrasting Sumner’s anti-imperialist position with modern campus radicalism. It argues that student cliques push quick political action without experience or comparative study, warning against democratic degeneration and urging thoughtful study before action.
Congress moves to resolve long standing questions about succession and the vice presidency. The proposed amendment sets rules for filling a vacancy the acting presidency during disability and the process to determine presidential inability with the vice president and a majority of executive officers guiding congressional action.
Events recalled include John Paul Jones's capture of the Drake near Bel fast Ireland in 1788 and the founding of the Library of Congress in 1800. Also listed are the Boston News Letter first printed in 1704 and the U S declaration of war on Spain in 1898.
In a WPFB radio script Miss Erna Kaser recalls Middletown childhood before 1900. She describes winter skating on Broad Street canals and the Sebald Ice House, summer picnics at Cummins Woods, horse races and a $10,000 sale, Botany field trips, Doty’s Grove gatherings, hay rides, bobsleds, and daily walks past livestock while keeping up literary society activities.
Paul Harvey notes police dogs guarding drivers and merchandise in several northern areas. He cites a Chicago incident where a driver was wounded and a trained guard dog prevented others from approaching until a trainer arrived. He contrasts the South where no such precautions exist and reports wider fear among residents and teachers in northern cities.
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