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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates including 10c per weekday copy and 15c Sunday copy. City carrier and suburban rates are 50c weekly, mail in trading area $12 yearly, outside trading area $20 yearly, and international $35 yearly with advance payment required.
The Gospel depicts Jesus ascending a hill to address a gathered multitude. He sits and opens to teach, signaling the start of the Sermon on the Mount and his authoritative instruction to disciples and followers.
A municipal judge vows severe penalties for underage drinkers and adults who supply minors with liquor, warning of a minimum 30 day workhouse sentence for violating the ban. The piece notes gender differences in licensing impact and cites a Midwest case as precedent. Rex Harrison quips about his stage name Henry Higgins.
The Civil Aeronautics Board urges careful study of fare reductions while noting high earnings and rising profits in the airline industry. It highlights potential service improvements, such as more coach seats and routes to smaller cities, and calls for prudent action to build reserves for aircraft purchases.
A reflective critique of American policing argues officers face rising crime, increased danger, and political pressure. It urges public support for law enforcement, recalls family policing lineage, and stresses civilian aid to protect officers and maintain order.
The piece argues the Viet Nam war loses American support as officials signal a desire for peace talks while the public sees disunity. It notes past shifts in party control after wars and warns of possible Republican gains if the 1966 elections hinge on the war issue.
President Johnson must craft a solution by Monday to resolve a 106 million dollar UN dues dispute. Russia France and eight Communist nations owe the UN for Middle East and Congo peacekeeping costs, risking loss of vote if they refuse to pay. The 33 nation UN committee meets Monday to seek a formula that preserves face for the United States while keeping the UN intact.
A lighthearted roundup notes three two man expeditions scale Everest in recent days challenging the belief of the mountain's toughness. Also mentioned are a rhinoceros biting its foes, poker as Napoleon's favorite bluff, beard growth in summer, wedding gift expectations, and love boosting business.
Dave Regan writes of a planned Air National Guard readiness operation to Alaska with a 20 000 mile round trip including a stop in Anchorage. He recalls prior Alaska living twenty years ago in a quonset hut and notes missing relatives in Fairbanks and Anchorage. He mentions witnessing air maneuvers and refueling, traveling aboard a tanker piloted by Tom Jones. The column notes it has run for 28 years since founder Ogie Oglesby.
Dorothy Kilgallen presents Robert Q Lewis on art collecting and the joy of owning works. He recalls buying his first piece at 15, warns against collecting for profit, and urges buying what enriches life. He describes debating authenticity with experts and supporting young American artists.
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