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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1965
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for week days and Sundays, with channel options by carrier or mail. Rates include in city 50 cents weekly, in trading area 12 dollars yearly, outside trading area 20 dollars, and 35 dollars outside U S A yearly. All mail subscriptions are payable in advance.
A verse from Chronicles recalls the call for willing consecration to the Lord this day. It emphasizes devotion, sacrifice, and communal pledge in covenant worship.
The piece argues that banning official school prayer preserves individual conscience and religious freedom. It cites Theodore White on Kennedy and the historic aim to keep government out of faith, underscoring separation as foundational to American life.
A Department of Agriculture effort promotes peanut butter as a robust, nutritious food across Europe. Officials push smooth or crunchy varieties to counter local health food perceptions. The campaign aims to boost American sales and improve the balance of payments while spreading U S peanut butter enthusiasm.
Gov William W Scranton argues at the American Bar Association that the radical right has no rightful place in the Republican Party and urges a stance that moderates can win over extremists without purging the party He likens Hanoi’s view on ousting LBJ to a common ground with Republicans and stresses avoiding water down of majority views.
Washington Republicans argued against a 3.3 billion Area Redevelopment Administration package as reports questioned ARA's success. The Roustabout Co in Frackville sought a loan later deemed uncollectible, costing 230000, while critics warned of government-subsidized competition. The case cites plans for a New Castle poultry complex and questions loan viability.
A playful note marks the 193rd anniversary of Dr. Joseph Priestly’s discovery of carbonation. A toast is urged to the inventor as soda pop history is highlighted in a light, retro style.
The piece analyzes potential party realignment amid shifting voting patterns with many whites leaving Democrats while large northern cities show bloc voting. It notes possible impact on congressional seats and northern electoral votes, citing riots in LA and Chicago and remarks by Eisenhower on law and order.
A columnist critiques the Assembly of Unrepresented People led by Staughton Lynd during a Capitol protest. He questions motives, links to civil rights, and the aim to delegitimize U S plans in Vietnam, suggesting the left uses minority issues to disrupt policy.
Only nine fans showed up at Rome airport to welcome the famed British quartet the Beatles. The small turnout sparked a note of irony as the band’s arrival drew little crowd and amused onlookers.
Louis Wagner proprietor of the Madison House in Madison City, born in Metz in 1820, plans to farm on Brown's Run. The 28 room hotel, tavern, store, blacksmith, and livery stable served travelers on the Cincinnati to Dayton route. Revenue details show meal and lodging charges, bar stock, and equipment values totaling 240.95.
Dorothy Kilgallen recounts Cyril Ritchard and his French standard poodle Trim Nell on a touring pre Broadway run. They drove between cities for 30 months while Trim learns stage life and even hands off pencils to autograph seekers.
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