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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for subscriptions including 10c per weekday copy, 15c Sunday, 50c weekly carrier, 12 per year by mail in trading area, 20 per year outside trading area, and 35 per year outside USA. Published daily by News Journal Inc. since 1857.
A brief religious reflection cites Matthew 5 3 from the NEB, noting the beatitude that the kingdom of Heaven belongs to the poor in spirit. The text emphasizes spiritual humility and divine reward.
News policy keeps Gemini 5 astronauts in seclusion for 11 days after their return at the urging of mission officials. The aim is to study reactions to prolonged weightlessness and cramped conditions, with press access restricted to ensure accuracy of tests. Public interest must wait.
Chilean President Eduardo Frei returns from Europe hailed as an anti Communist reformer. He pitches a “true revolution” to achieve freedom under Christian Democratic leadership, aiming to curb Red tyranny and rally support across Latin America.
The article notes the Soviet government urges peasants to buy cows as a remedy to chronic milk shortages. Cow owners then seek more cream separators, raising issues of labor for production. It contrasts central planning with the US free enterprise system, highlighting differing efficiency and challenges.
A writer recalls a 12 year old George Angerami who is tall for his age but stutters and masks fear with a smile. The piece traces his early spark at age three, his changed behavior after a younger brother and sister arrived, and his struggle to assert himself amid parental and societal pressures.
The article contrasts President Johnson with Eisenhower in how they manage Congress, noting Johnson’s mastery due to party majorities and skilled negotiation. It recalls Eisenhower’s fewer years in Congress, his reliance on aides, and the Democrats’ control shaping his presidency. It also contrasts later presidents Truman and Kennedy and comments on their congressional relations and Viet Nam era issues.
A satirical look at skinny book initiatives by the Republican Congressional Committee led by Rep. Bob Wilson and the Democratic Congressional Committee led by Rep. Mike Kirwan, listing proposed emaciated volumes and the playful literary contest between parties.
A New York court rules that neighborhood noises constitute hazards of living in a modern community. The article quips about a European monarch, a crossword clue, and mentions Russells Point Ohio mayoral history with high school graduation. It puns on rum and commerce hints from a historian.
The reading notes strong social ties and romance in store, with gains possible through business contacts or influential friends. It outlines favorable periods for career progress, travel, and personal goals between September and August, warns against excess in November and early April, and predicts a highly energetic child born on the birthday.
Dorothy Kilgallen reviews the American success syndrome in Broadway culture and contrasts it with England's repertory system. She notes how Uta Hagen and Stella Adler train actors, but argues the U.S. lacks steady repertory houses aside from a few exceptions. She explains stock, summer theater limits, and the star system shape careers while praising The Theater as the sole continuous workshop.
The text notes that reindeer were domesticated in the Old World in prehistoric times and compares human blond hair to vertebrates, stating it shares the same dissolved salt ratio as ocean water but at low concentration.
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