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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1966
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options for daily and Sunday editions, with prices per week and year for in-city, trading areas, and outside U.S.A. formats. It notes payment in advance and the paper's publishing details under News-Journal, Inc, founded in 1857.
A devotional verse highlights divine wisdom in creation, noting the earth teems with God's riches and works across all realms. The meditation reflects on the breadth of the Creator's design and abundance.
Mrs. Hemingway reveals Hemingway refused a special Russia deal that could have earned him about 150000 for Soviet sales. She notes Mikoyan suggested ten thousand dollars yearly royalties, to which Hemingway replied he would accept only if all American writers received equal treatment.
As the Geneva disarmament conference nears its fourth year both East and West sit close on an all inclusive nuclear test ban and a treaty to halt further spread of nuclear capability. Progress is subtle with inspection hurdles and strategic concessions debated privately by Britain and the United States. Francis X. Bushman dies at 83 altering a long silent era career noted as the movies first great romantic leading man.
Hans Reiss, a Vienna born maître d at the Tabarin in Shanghai, endures Nazi persecution after Austria’s 1938 Anschluss. He flees via Zurich and Basel to Geneva then France, seeking safety and a new life as a dining-room host. He later serves in Shanghai and battles for lasting freedom while raising two sons.
Analysis challenges President Johnson’s claim that the South lagged due to inequality. Official U S data from 1955 to 1965 show 33 percent job growth in the South vs 15 percent nationwide, with factory jobs up 27 percent and other metrics including personal income up 83 percent, population up 21 percent, and factory output up 103 percent.
Abe Nathan, Israeli pilot and activist, recounts a global campaign to foster Arab Jew dialogue. He describes a June 1 peace march from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and plans for a Sinai era peace monument. He also champions a border Nazareth school linking Jewish and Arab students to bridge mutual distrust.
The piece defines a fire fighter as a versatile public servant who works around the clock in all weathers. It describes duties from inspections and rescue to guiding the public, plus the varied personalities and family side of this often underrated professional.
Washington reports Senator Robert F. Kennedy plans wide travel after New York events to stump for out of state candidates while balancing speaking dates with LBJ, Humphrey, and Viet Nam policy debates. Kennedy promises substantial fundraising shares to the Democratic National Committee, drawing large crowds and sparking talk of a Kennedy Johnson open race.
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