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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
4
An item notes a daily publication titled New Journal with origins reaching back to 1857, indicating a longstanding historical newspaper line and its early establishment.
The piece argues that while peace marchers show opposition to Viet Nam policy, the country should unite behind servicemen. It notes 40 local soldiers in Viet Nam, mocks a vocal minority, and urges readers to write to lawmakers to express public sentiment. It ends by noting hunters are doing well this season.
E. William Henry, head of the FCC, testifies before a Senate subcommittee on anonymous recorded telephone messages and a new device that could auto call subscribers without prompting. He warns it could interrupt service and even retry calls if the line is hung up, sparking privacy and control concerns.
The piece surveys mid century power houses noting Mao and de Gaulle remain prominent while figures like Khrushchev retreat. It contrasts Johnson and Kennedy's global presence and highlights Nasser Tito Sukarno and Chiang Kai-shek as aging or diminished actors. It cites evolving U S Soviet relations and the fading echo of past era giants.
The essay argues for a British style cabinet system with ten expert ministers plus senate-confirmed appointees to advise the president daily. It notes Kennedy era decisions were hampered by untrained top aides and lack of formal cabinet processes. It warns the public will demand responsible government and institutional reforms.
George Dixon reports from a Southeast Asia Grand Prix held on a three mile mountain course near the Bamboo Curtain. The field includes 104 amateur racers. prize is car and life. NBC's Grant Wolfkill covers the event and competes, noting the risk of a skid into Red China.
Estrellita predicts a day of strong creative and intellectual gains influenced by good forces. For those born tomorrow, a year marked by memorable heartwarming experiences, rewards in job matters through December 20 and periods in May and September. Cites anecdotes about Romney West Virginia Civil War captures, Gatling inventor, U.S. timber in Oregon, Aztec coca drink, and Joseph Conrad birth.
A U S official in Hong Kong claims Red China has virtually no unemployment and ample food. Refugee escapes have fallen from 100000 yearly to about 10000, with only a few high skill individuals seeking to leave. Macao authorities report one million Red Chinese visitors last year with no defections as Portugal struggles to hold Macao.
A Senate subcommittee report accuses Romania of deceiving Western officials about liberalization and amnesty. It cites staged reforms, jailing evidence, and a 1956 Arad delegation shown impressive Jewish centers later reconfiscated.
Hal Boyle offers a mailbag column compiling odds and ends. The notes include insect habits at picnics, postwar fatigue studies, bread consumption per family, divorce remarriage rates, horse racing bone checks, and quips from notable figures.
A scientist notes the brain is growing longer, delaying baldness. Thanksgiving trends show fatter turkeys on average. Radio waves bake bread in 29 seconds. Factographs discuss instant sandwiches. Whales reach about 100 feet, yet cannot self-care.
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