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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices including per copy costs of 11c weekdays and 15c Sundays, city carrier 50c weekly, 12 year by mail within trading area, 20 year outside trading area, and 35 from outside USA with all payments in advance.
A speaker cites Acts 22 10 asking what to do next as a spiritual decision moment. The message centers on seeking divine direction and obedience in faith.
President Johnson signed the health insurance measure in Missouri with former President Truman present, noting Truman's early proposal. AMA leaders pledged compliance, signaling a shift away from anti social debates and toward constructive medical leadership. Chancellor of Voice of America faces credibility tests amid Loomis legacy. New York fights a water crisis with conservation efforts, including sea water firefighting plans and a jewelry store fountain using gin as a water saver.
The United States plans a 350000 dollar grant under the Atoms for Peace program to help fund a building for an atomic reactor for Indonesia's Sukarno regime. State Department officials cite prior commitments while critics warn the aid may bolster aggression in Malaysia and boost Communist-linked scientists in Indonesia.
Facts cover Leonardo da Vinci's water driven fan for a patron’s wife in the 1300s, New York hotel bell boys averaging eight miles daily, the belted kingfisher female’s vivid plumage, Eskimo life expectancy figures, George Washington’s colonel role in 1735, cat and lion social habits, Pacific Trust Territory areas, Boston as New England’s largest city, and giraffe leg lengths.
John Chamberlain notes Youthpower Inc in Milwaukee mobilizes teens to solve local unemployment with 1,183 placements by August 1 and 1,300 prior year. The program offers tours, babysitting, training courses, park clinics, and unique job ideas financed by local merchants without federal aid.
United States officials forecast the Supreme Court will uphold the 1985 voting rights law aimed at ending literacy tests and other devices used to bar Negro voters in the South. Cases in Louisiana and South Carolina test constitutionality as legal debate centers on the 7th Amendment and federal enforcement powers.
Four gorillas at the Bronx Zoo have become avid TV viewers after a keeper placed a receiving set outside their cage. They reportedly never switch off the set, even during commercials.
George Crout notes the arrival of Middletown and Butler County Civil War veterans, the 83rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry, at Madison City after three years in the South. He recalls training at Camp Dennison, battles including Vicksburg, the Mobile campaign, and final muster at Camp Dennison.
Paul Harvey argues that standardized modernity reshapes cities from Charleston to New Orleans and Fort Worth to Dallas. He notes legislation to preserve landmarks, clashes with economic pressures, and cites examples from Gadsden, Chicago, and Springfield, warning that erasing history dulls life and scenery.
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