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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices with daily, Sunday, and mail options. Rates include 10 cents per weekday, 15 cents for Sunday, and yearly mail plans of 12 dollars in trading areas and 20 dollars outside, with USA and international pricing.
A religious quotation from II Timothy 2 1 1 emphasizes being a vessel unto honour sanctified fit for the master's use and prepared for every good work, reflecting a devotional exhortation.
At the United Nations international crime conference in Stockholm criminologists from 75 nations urged using research to prevent Western-style crime, urging root-cause work over sole law enforcement. In the United States a high level crime commission may provide leadership if Congress backs the plan. Singaporean society is described as confused during a cultural shift.
Public outrage rose after a report showed 30 families on a Minnesota reservation faced a second winter without water or sewage. Sen Mondale and Rep Olson pressured the Public Health Service and Bureau of Indian Affairs, triggering an emergency clause to finish work by mid November. The episode highlights slow domestic emergency response despite global actions.
Jim Bishop argues anti-Semitism and race hate are widespread, urged by ignorance and fear. He laments laughter’s suppression of prejudice and urges education and openness, citing immigrant roots, New York neighborhoods, and varied global examples to urge resilience against bigotry.
In Chicago at the VFW convention, veterans urge allied nations to use economic embargoes and collective action under the UN to end the Viet Nam conflict. They warn against international anarchy and call for firm allied cooperation against the enemy, including Red China, while noting heavy South Vietnamese losses.
Dorothy Kilgallen recounts civilian orchestra visits to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave for private Kennedy era parties. She notes greeting the First Lady and guests, mingled with officials, dancing in the Blue and Red Rooms, and the intimate, festive atmosphere despite protocol.
Congress moves to authorize 3.36 billion for another year of foreign aid as debate over lumping military and economic assistance continues. Sen. Fulbright criticizes the package while Rep. Morgan defends aid as security essential. A proposed two-year wind down is dropped in favor of a study committee and flexible extension.
John Chamberlain riffs on Chase Manhattan Bank summer report arguing inflation is not just about price increases but quality. He cites tomatoes bread and services while joking with his wife about economists and the real meaning of rising costs. He concludes inflation reflects broader life quality changes.
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