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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for various delivery options. Per copy weekday and Sunday 15c, carrier in city 50c weekly, mail in trading area 12 dollars yearly, mail outside trading area 20 dollars yearly, outside USA 35 dollars yearly, all payable in advance.
A religious line from Revelation 14 7 urges fear of God and homage to him. The citation emphasizes reverence and obedience as central themes.
The report predicts U S hardier harvests with six percent more output than last year and 16 percent above the 1957 59 average. It credits good weather and farming tech, then urges fertilizer tools and seeds for an agricultural revolution in developing nations to curb world hunger.
The American Bar Association House of Delegates voted 184 to 26 in favor of stricter federal controls on firearm sales and shipments. The ABA argues the Constitution justifies regulation and that modern conditions dilute the militia argument.
A columnist argues long-range problems like population growth and air pollution require urgent action. Washington reports debate overheating about Soviet space setbacks with claims of eight cosmonauts lost, plus alleged fakery in moon photographs drawn as paintings per Smithsonian and museum experts.
Washington editors warn America in a stark column that riots in Los Angeles and Chicago reflect deeper social failures. They cite unemployment and overcrowding, urge lawful protest, restraint from clergy, and stronger federal and local action to restore order and address root causes.
Dorothy Kilgallen highlights Maggie Hayes as a premier television actress and discusses A Time For Us as one of the last live network dramas. Hayes reflects on live TV training, audience connection, and family life with husband Herbert Swope Jr. and children Rusty and Tracy.
Paul Harvey notes small town youths look better and cradle a stronger sense of privacy than big city teens. He contrasts quaint roots with modern theatrical veneer and urges appreciation of small town life, urging readers to hoe in their own garden and seek authenticity.
Washington report surveys psychiatrists' notes on riots in Los Angeles and Chicago, linking hate and poverty with law defiance. It notes protests against Vietnam and civil rights clashes, with leaders urging respect for due process and lawful resolve.
The piece muses aloud about metric adoption in Britain, noting a pint could become half a liter. It adds quirky lines about spring laziness, a talking robber fly, and sockeye salmon with a humorous aside on fighting fish.
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