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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1965
Page
4
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Surgeon General warns Medicare will raise demand on doctors nurses and facilities while US has long faced shortages. Criticizes AAPS stance urging doctors to avoid federal aging care. highlights Doris Harris who earned a Minnesota University degree after 23 years of night school showing perseverance and quiet dedication.
A column notes solar powered batteries moving from space tech to consumer use, powering portable radios in sunlight. The piece then shifts to praise Cardinal Richard Cushing, detailing his humility, charity, blunt talk, and public service. It highlights his near 70th birthday and anticipated ongoing work.
A report notes that portions of the Bible have been translated into 1136 languages. It also mentions the death of Alexander the Great of Macedon by fever in Babylon in 323 B C.
David Lawrence argues that saving human lives should trump personal profit in war policies. He notes allied nations favor dollars over peace, warns against continued aid to Red China and North Viet Nam, and questions realist limits of Johnson administration about risking armed force under August 19 1984 resolution.
A syndicated column argues that selling U S wheat to the Soviet Union and Eastern European communist regimes risks undercutting domestic prices and fueling enemy nations. It cautions against repeating 1930s embargo failures and links grain policy to the Viet Nam war effort and world peace.
John Chamberlain argues that Pentagon plans for a multi million dollar Project Camelot to assess Latin American revolutionary potential were unnecessary. He notes military attaches and CIA reports already supply fuller, faster insight, while public surveys overlook their firsthand information and the flood of available data overwhelms readers.
Factographs notes an unusual specimen described as a snow-white python with baby-blue eyes trapped in Bengal India. The bizarre creature drew attention for its striking coloration and rare appearance amid local wildlife reports.
The piece contrasts a World’s Fair animal show with natural hierarchies among wolves and humans. It argues that equality is unattainable, noting wolves’ pack order and primitive leadership, while questioning sweeping government and social regimentation. It reflects on civilization versus natural order.
Robert Goulet guest columns on the rise of summer stock as big business. Summer tents spread nationwide with major actors like Gig Young and Arlene Francis. It supports new talent, offers learning by trial, and sustains actors through lean times.
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