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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal published daily in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for different delivery methods. Rates include 10 cents per weekday, 50 cents weekly for city and suburbs, 12 dollars yearly by mail within trading area, 20 dollars outside trading area, and 35 dollars outside the United States.
The user provides a religious phrase from the Lord's Prayer. It cites Matthew 69 from the ASV as a source reference.
The new Social Security law increases the basic pension by seven percent retroactive to January 1, broadens credits for tips income, extends benefits to 22 for students of disabled or deceased workers, and allows higher earnings without losing checks after January 1. The SSA has established over 600 offices nationwide to answer questions.
The U.S. military air mission over a top secret French atomic weapons site sparked sharp questions about motive and command. Critics ask who ordered the mission and whether field commands overrode policy, with De Gaulle's memory and alliance implications weighing on relations.
A profile follows Simeon II in Madrid where the exiled king, living in Spain for 14 years, ponders power. The article traces Bulgaria’s fall and his bid to rule, including his marriage to Margarita Gomez-Acebo and his insistence on royal forms. The narrative notes his fears, nervousness, and determination to be a true king.
Washington commentary on urban race dynamics argues that white flight to suburbs amid rising black populations, economic strain, and housing patterns jeopardize the 1954 ruling's goal. Benjamin Willis testifies on Chicago's costs and the need for money to fund integrated education, noting a near billion dollar gap over 10–20 years and real estate tax limits.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys remarks from Michael Redgrave Claudia Cardinale Charlton Heston and others about acting methods Hollywood and Broadway trends. Producers Marty Ransohoff Joe Levine Shelly Winters Vivien Leigh and Stanley Kramer are quoted on project choices performance and the state of the industry with light jabs at fame and creative control.
The piece notes Cary Grant’s reported fourth marriage and humorously weighs age and appeal. Observers comment that Grant looks and acts younger than many men his age, aided by makeup and filming tech, while speculation about his new partner and Hollywood dating circles runs through the chatter.
The U S Embassy in Cairo assures Gamal Abdel Nasser that new foreign aid funds are forthcoming despite earlier congressional moves to block Egypt aid. Officials describe a developing multimillion dollar package tied to a broader realignment of U S policy toward Nasser amid regional tensions and subversion accusations.
The New African reports Tanzania plans to nationalize big game hunting to control the safari trade and increase state revenue. Commentary notes the move would extend government control beyond current income sources while London offices of the Timber Decay Enquiry Board are relocated to Wormwood Street.
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