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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription costs including 10 cent weekday, 15 cent Sunday, 50 cent weekly carrier, and yearly mail options of 12 dollars within trading area and 20 outside, with 35 dollars outside USA. It is published daily by News-Journal Inc. with a 1857 founding and a Luke 16:2 motto.
The author cites the Netherlands accepting a former enemy as prince consort, contrasting Dutch maturity with Southern reluctance to forgive after Reconstruction. It argues that moving past bitterness benefits a society and serves as a lesson for those clinging to long running resentments.
A California teen, aged sixteen, begins a solo voyage around the globe aboard a 25 foot sloop. Despite safety devices and weather cautions, the feat sparks admiration and envy among office workers who dream of outdoor life.
In exile King Simeon II of Bulgaria keeps a royal Madrid villa with seven staff, cares for his young sons Prince Kardan II and Prince Kyril I, and guides Bulgarian refugees. He travels for groceries, maintains aircraft models and maps, and funds aid, while a Col. Guentcheff leads his small advisory group. He hopes to return to Sofia to reclaim the throne.
James Marlow reflects on August events spanning 1939 to 1959 including Einstein's warning to FDR about atomic bombs and the Hiroshima Nagasaki bombings. He notes UN moves, Baruch's warning, Cold War arms race, missile delivery advances, and the persistent fear of nuclear spread with few disarmament gains.
Washington debate over President Johnson's Vietnam policy traces the split between critics and supporters. Analysts warn Peiping and Moscow may view U.S. willingness to continue fighting as fragile while the administration pursues a cautious standstill strategy amid a widening guerrilla war.
The article notes Le Havre de Grace as the original name of Le Havre in France and reports that more than 13,000 foreigners live on Formosa.
Henry Meconi of Detroit writes from vacation in your city to praise the anonymous finder who returned his son Johns wallet lost at LeSourdville Lake. He argues honesty is rare but exists and urges readers to avoid crime rather than blame the press, noting news coverage treats all levels of society equally.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes ongoing romance between Susan Strasberg and Chris Jones despite rumors of a split. Walter Disney rumored to bid $25 million for the New York World's Fair. Various star updates include Liza Minnelli’s reaction to Flora the Red Menace closure, Geraldine Chaplin mole details, and Peter Nero selling out Kalamazoo.
Zadok Dummkop quips that average men misinterpret one way communication until marriage. He also notes nudists never present themselves under false colors, prompting varied public reaction.
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