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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1965
Page
4
Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for city and suburban carriers, weekly and yearly mail options, and international rates. The notice includes a religious verse and Bible quotes.
Dr. Warren A. Quanbeck notes the worldwide push toward church unity as the era’s most important religious development. He says the church must serve the world and avoid self focus, suggesting the period could be generative for global faith and moral life. Kosygin advocates easing tensions over Vietnam but tensions persist.
Senator Long’s subcommittee exposes IRS use of two way mirrors and hidden microphones in 26 cities. The hearings reveal rooms in Pittsburgh and other sites, sparking concern that taxpayer privacy could erode as federal agencies expand surveillance methods.
Jackie Myers an airline stewardess relives a 40 second jet nosedive of 19 000 feet to 5 000 feet as the captain lands at an Air Force field. She credits superb piloting and positive thinking along with faith and charity work for sustaining her through the ordeal.
International Whaling Commission warns whale numbers have fallen alarmingly due to ships of several nations. The warning underscores the need for stronger protections to prevent a lasting impact on ocean life.
Knight Goodman leads Aeronca Manufacturing Corp. in preparing the roll-out of the new aluminum hopper car Southern 100 with Mrs. Brosnan christening and jokes about celebratory 7-Up. Southern Railway president praises Aeronca while linking rail and space ventures to Gemini and Apollo.
A Springfield man denied a pilot license by FAA and CAB over occupation disclosure highlights paternal government controls. In Livingston, Judy James pays a 5.4 percent self employment tax on home dressmaking, choosing work at home over welfare while facing a $139.32 monthly penalty.
The text notes elderly couples in Miami live together out of wedlock to preserve full Social Security, claiming many cannot afford marriage and remarriage would reduce pensions. It decries laws that reward wrongdoing and violate privacy, arguing government constraints compel compliance.
Ralph W. Smathers argues that people in their 50s and 60s can master rapid changes in technology. He notes giants of industry adapted to past revolutions and warns the young against assuming the old cannot learn. He urges using and learning tech, not fearing it.
Dorothy Kilgallen writes as guest columnist about Bob Hope USO trips from 1954 onward. She recalls meeting Zsa Zsa Gabor Jayne Mansfield Lana Turner Tuesday Weld Janis Paige Jill St. John and Anna Maria Alberghetti on tours to Korea Japan Viet Nam and Greenland. Kilgallen praises the crew for providing morale and the personal bonds formed during holiday shows and highlights Hope’s gift of jewelry for the troupe.
The saxophone entered orchestral use in France in 1844. One inch of rainfall on an acre equals about 113 tons. Mt Vesuvius eruption in 79 A.D. destroyed Pompeii Herculaneum and Stabiae. Silver is commonly referred to as the metal of the moon.
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