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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1965
Page
4
Middletown Ohio newspaper notice lists street address at S Broad St and First Ave, rates for daily, Sunday, and mail subscriptions, in advance, and outside trading areas. Published daily by News-Journal Inc since 1887.
A satirical take on New Left youth focusing on appearance and morals. It mocks gender style blending and fears of draft-era scrutiny while contrasting dirt culture with cleanliness. The piece closes noting an heiress worth ten million dollars is missing and that inquiry reveals her wealth’s influence.
Senate leader says the new Congress will spend less time on new laws and more on correcting flaws in the first session. Medicare Part I provisions threaten many common drugs, antibiotics, and cold remedies, pending HEW interpretation after conference committee compromises. Italy’s president receives a 2 gun salute in San Marino, ending salutes for the year.
A narrator describes types of gamblers in luxury casinos across the world and at Lucaya, detailing compulsive, casual, working class, middle aged women, pros, and high rollers. The piece centers on money’s lure, gambler psychology, and a visit to Lacayan Beach Casino to explain betting nuances to a grandson.
Washington commentary argues the Federal Reserve Board risks missteps whether rate hikes curb inflation or spark criticism. It urges delayed action until January budget data, warns of wage pressure, rising living costs, and a fragile international balance, while noting calls to curb political influence over the Fed.
A columnist comically argues the Roman Catholic Friday meat ban could boost US seafood demand. He cites Protestant vs Catholic eating habits, dispensation fantasies, and predicts a seafood boom with Alaska king crab, lobsters, oysters across all Fridays.
A playful column notes simpler fashion and a lower cost of living index. It mocks a so called international diplomat and jokes about a peace dove on one shoulder and a chip on the other. The Bureau of Indian Affairs is described as lifting tribal morale and tourism with beautification efforts for Indian reservations.
John Chamberlain notes Rockford Illinois as a hub of automation experiments at Ingersoll Milling and Barber-Colman. He argues machines could replace skilled die makers, enable batch lines, and shift small firms toward benefits of automation while facing local labor shortages and resistance to federal aid. Wirtz offers help, but Rockford seeks abundant warm bodies and self funded training.
New York AP notes how memory preserves the past as time grows harder. The piece mocks youth’s lack of memories and recalls small, vivid vignettes from bygone days such as comic wit, school mishaps, and everyday rituals that defined community folklore.
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