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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1965
Page
4
Middletown Journal publishes daily with subscription options and prices. Rates include 15 cents per Sunday copy, 50 cents weekly carrier in city, 12 dollars yearly mail in trading area, 20 dollars outside trading area, and 35 dollars outside U S A yearly. All payments in advance.
The piece critiques the presidents war plan in Vietnam asking what remains unsaid. It questions whether the US is prepared for a major land war and warns that unclear aims could surrender decision power to events. It notes hopes for UN pressure and fears a costly bloodbath.
Norman V Peale recalls an admiral who kept calm during a carrier approach despite a hangar deck fire. He cultivated inner calm through reading and discipline and urged others to take responsibility and develop composure by practice. The message urges self control for efficiency and happiness.
In Donald McCormick's Mask of Merlin the British premier Lloyd George is linked to a World War I peacemaking episode about Albania. He reportedly proposed Scottish nobles seek the throne, backed by a 250000 pound payment, but the plan failed as Albania remained divided and Italy backed a different course.
The text offers methods to stay unruffled during crises by recalling imperturbable figures like F merchants. It advises mentally rehearsing calm through Bible verses and phrases such as In quietness and in confidence shall be my strength Be still and know that I am God. Regular practice builds natural calm.
Local family watches a robin they fed since hatching, now called Junior, return daily for food and baths. The eight week old bird stays in a bow nest at night, rides on Mrs. Shibley’s shoulder, and continues to beg for dog food as it grows.
Paul Harvey cites Abbott Laboratories chief George Cain arguing for continued overseas expansion amid price controls and patent debates in Country X. He argues that drug firms gain one quarter to one half of sales abroad and that global markets drive future growth despite regulatory risk.
Eugene Royster of 65 researches the year 1900 as a focal point for a second career. He notes 1900 saw no major world disasters, highlights include Holt’s caterpillar tractor, the first German zeppelin, and the Carnegie Tech founding. Royster investigates local history, papers, and living elders to map his birthplace and family context while gathering 1900 coins and 1990 era materials.
After retirement Mr Royster engages librarians and historians in discussions about 1900. He accepts speaking engagements from state historical societies. His New GOLDEN YEARS booklet costs 50 cents and is mailed to Box 1672 Grand Central Station New York 17 N Y.
The TV special My Name Is Barbra is expected to dominate the Emmys this September. Barbra Streisand shines in the production, with other stars cited including Anthony Quinn and Peter Sellers considered for projects.
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