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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates including 10 cents per weekday copy and 15 cents for Sundays. Carrier in-city 50 cents per week, mail in trading area 12 dollars yearly, outside trading area 20 dollars, and outside U S 35 dollars yearly. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc. Founded 1857.
A brief reflection on the biblical exhortation to dwell on true honest pure and virtuous thoughts. The excerpt highlights ethical ideals and keeps a contemplative tone matching a devotional or moral guidance.
Eulogies by Rep William Colmer and Speaker John Mac Cormack frame Rep Clarence J Brown as a conservative, steadfast according to fellow lawmakers. The Blanchester Republican, Ohio 7th District veteran, died this week ending a lengthy House career. He opposed excessive federal intervention and remained loyal to his beliefs. President Lyndon B Johnson praised his integrity. The FAA launches a program to cut private plane accidents with focus on the joystick as a major cause.
The United States abandons insistence on penalties for delinquent nations in U N peacekeeping, arguing the shift reopens the General Assembly to practical diplomacy. Ambassador Goldberg frames it as a statesmanlike retreat for a viable United Nations in U S national interest.
A son recalls his nearly eighty two year old father facing hospital costs and insurance, while the elder self comforts with dry humor. The piece details medical bills, a two day health check, and a faintly comic morning mishap as the narrator injures his forehead in a towel rack accident.
A South African reportedly wins a $14 bet after consuming 48 hard boiled eggs in one sitting. The quirky claim notes a playful tone about digestion pills and ties to a light sports aside about the Dodgers and World Series record.
Washington contends that compulsory cooperation and state coercion echo 19th century liberalism as Herbert Spencer warned. The piece argues modern liberalism mirrors old despotism, noting unions and government power threaten individual rights and recalling Section 14-B debates.
Dorothy Kilgallen visits Soupy Sales who discusses his live New York show and the value of visual slapstick. He recalls pie throwing as a signature gag, fans who threw pies at concerts, and his aim to entertain all ages without dumbing down.
Local Middletown and Hamilton associations sponsor a home recruitment program for 1966 graduates to connect students with nearby employment opportunities. Students must submit applications at the Civic Association reception desk. forms go to the Middletown Personnel Association. The program aims to align local talent with industry needs during the Christmas holidays and before students return to school.
Rep. Gerald R. Ford, chosen by Republicans to lead the House, confronts internal factions and shifting positions on Vietnam policy. He battles divisions with Halleck, weighs support for Johnson, and plans a white paper rebutting Johnson while backing Eisenhower’s legacy.
The first people to wear wigs were the ancient Egyptians and Egyptians were expert wig-makers. In the 18th century mahogany was a luxury wood used only for the furniture of the titled. Kran has about seven million horses.
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