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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for week day and Sunday copies, in city and suburban carrier areas, and by mail within and outside trading areas, including international rates. It notes all mail subscriptions are payable in advance and identifies News-Journal Inc as the publisher, with a biblical quotation from Isaiah.
The May 4 ballot asks voters to approve a 290 million bond for state education and facilities including colleges, mental health and correctional institutions, recreation, juvenile schools and more. Miami University chains to gain major benefit. tax impact is stated as none.
In New York delegates formed the Progressive Labor Party pledging revolutionary socialism and denouncing the American Communist Party. Mil ton Rosen leads PL with co chairs Mort Scheer and William Epton both ex-Communists. Indictments for contempt and threats against police are noted amid grand jury probes and alleged calls for militia and violence.
Washington notes President Johnson administration emphasizes strength in Viet Nam policy. Secretary of State Dean Rusk argues against surrender psychology and defends U S resolve to negotiate only from a position of force, urging calm amid internal and external critics.
The piece recalls Truman era debates over Formosa and Korea, noting how Truman publicly hesitated to use the A bomb and later defended Formosa. It cites Acheson and MacArthur critics, UN actions, and how postwar misreadings shaped ongoing debates about restraint and possible nuclear use.
King Nebuchadnezzar ruled Babylonia. In 1856 Sir William Henry Perkins discovered mauve, the first synthetic dye.
A local woman plays advisor to a child caller who asks about chores. Bobby Rothman, a Well Road boy, was killed by lightning, and his brown dog Sandy is missing. neighbors seek any sighting. Our lawn remains the focus of roadside chatter after a moth infestation and failed reseeding.
Sid Bernstein's August 15 Beatles concert at Shea Stadium is showing strong advance sales with over half the ballpark sold and momentum likely to drive the final 20,000 seats. The item also notes a film short at Big Sur and wide industry chatter about star narrated travelogues and pre release shorts.
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