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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1965
Page
4
Subscriptions rates for the Middletown Journal list prices per week and year. Rates cover in city suburban carrier 50c weekly and mail options 12 dollars yearly within trading area or 20 dollars outside. overseas 35 dollars. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc. Founded 1857.
A compact biblical verse from Revelation 21 7 promises eternal relationship with God to those who overcome. The line asserts divine adoption as God’s son.
The piece notes nearly 200000 unlocked cars stolen last year with keys left in ignitions and argues moral duty to lock vehicles. It also describes a new dial-in service for President Johnson and GOP leaders, exploring its appeal and cost, followed by debate over tax revenue returns to states and fiscal policy ideas from Prof. Walter W. Heller.
The piece praises Churchill as a writer and explores a hypothetical life replay. It questions foreknowledge and selfhood if one could relive life with full awareness, noting life would progress independently of past experiences and that one would travel alone through time. It closes by contrasting with a classic wish tale about power and knowledge.
John Chamberlain argues the 1965 voting rights act oversteps constitutional state powers by suspending tests and imposing federal controls. He condemns provisions on literacy tests and poll taxes as unconstitutional federal overreach while noting the Twenty Fourth Amendment already bans poll taxes in federal elections.
The piece argues about television's influence on race protests and riots, noting that nationwide coverage can amplify sensationalists and disrupt order. Brandeis Institute expert Norton Long warns cameras attract crackpots and extremists, urging reporters to pursue public interest while avoiding incitement.
The mayor of Walsall, England, rode a 3,900 pound bull bareback for 15 minutes after a local farmer challenged him. If not re-elected, he may find work in rodeos according to observers.
The six Reedy children and parents along South Dixie Highway near Thorny Acres seek a missing white cat with gray and black tiger stripes. The gentle tom has been gone about a week after the family dog losses and is believed to have been taken in by another kind owner. If seen, contact the Reedys to reunite the pet with its eager youngsters.
Dorothy Kilgallen’s guest Connie Francis outlines teen market power in music, warns of industry traps, and urges demos to studios and big city meetings. She stresses need for guidance, a secure manager, and a fallback plan as only a small fraction reach top success.
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