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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1965
Page
4
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The editorial recalls the 15th Amendment ratified a century ago and argues that a new voting rights bill marks a major federal power to enforce racial equality. It notes past failures and foresees gradual political changes, especially in the South, as the law aims to equalize access to the ballot.
The British House of Lords weighs a 10 minute limit for ordinary peers and 20 minutes for government and opposition leaders. The plan, favored in principle, aims to curb lengthy orations while preserving free discussion and allowing extended remarks to appear in the record.
For three months in Boston Rev. Vernon Carter marches with a sign before the Boston School Committee offices protesting racial imbalance in city schools. He camps in a small bus, rarely leaving except for church services, joined by sympathizers, while public opinion diverges on effectiveness. Four Massachusetts bills on racial balance loom, potentially shaping the outcome. The piece notes his peaceful, persistent approach without violence or disobedience.
The piece recounts Mountain View House in Whitefield New Hampshire built after a 1865 accident and saved by hospitality. It highlights the founder family spanning four generations and the success motto Find a Need and Fill It. It parallels Sam Reeve who filled community needs by helping neighbors, illustrating the same principle.
A reflective piece contrasts grown up disappointment at circuses with the bright gaze of a son during a circus day. It also surveys Middletown terrain, naming highest points such as Curryer water tank ridge and landmarks like Wilson School and Middletown Hospital, then notes a tenth anniversary reunion observation.
The piece argues that actors and performers transition to political influence aided by television and public visibility. It cites George Murphy Ron Reagan Wendell Corey Robert Vaughn John Wayne Charlton Heston Marlon Brando and John Gavin as examples of show figures moving toward public service or political activity. It notes beauty brains appeal and self interest as motives.
A fragment notes a historic venue in Massachusetts described as a meeting house called the Quak Ape Coop Play House with varied uses over time. The text hints at multiple periods and purposes without specific dates or names.
Pravda attacks Soviet packers over 200 million cans of inedible cabbage for Russian stores. The American Academy of Pediatrics says universal immunization could wipe out measles in the United States within five years.
Thomas Collins outlines common employer retirement provisions to help wives verify their husband’s benefits. Key points cover lifetime spousal pensions, early retirement reductions, post retirement job steps, flexible retirement dates, vacation credits, and life or health insurance options, urging wives to consult employer manuals or union contracts for specifics. The piece ends with promotion of a Golden Years booklet for 50 cents.
Dorothy Kilgallen explains Steve Lawrence will host a Monday night TV program mixing comedy and acting with musical moments. She outlines format ideas, NY theater guest access from Broadway, and dynamic tape segments with Lucille Ball and Jackie Gleason.
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