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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1965
Page
4
A Middletown Ohio newspaper lists subscription rates for week day and Sunday editions, offered by direct routes, mail within and outside trading areas, and international pricing. The text includes a biblical verse from Matthew 2 11 NEB.
A Senate probe led by Sen. Edward V. Long found IRS agents had used wiretaps and two way mirrors. Commissioner Sheldon S. Cohen says anti wiretap orders have ended the overzealous practices, with only a few privacy invasions noted and Cohen vowing continued oversight. The report argues the issue was policy not isolated acts and urges ongoing vigilance.
Protests over U.S. policy do not dampen sympathy for South Vietnam. ACTT sends Christmas gifts gathered by Young Republicans, Young Democrats, and Junior Chamber members from about 500 cities. Packages include clothes, kits, flour, nails labeled From the people of to the people of Viet Nam.
The ACEN report describes a broad denial of human rights across Eastern Europe satellites. It cites Bulgaria Poland Romania Czechoslovakia and Albania for political imprisonment religious suppression and deportations. It notes mass deportations and forced labor, with thousands in prisons and camps and religious instruction banned.
Washington commentary argues that without strong nuclear deterrence the world risks a third world war. The piece links Vietnam policy to broader aims of preserving independence and preventing a new global conflict, urging continued U S involvement and international diplomacy.
A Rutgers Eagleton Institute study cited by John Chamberlain notes weak state governments as federal funds grow. It details varying legislator pay from 5 to 10 000 dollars yearly, per diem and expense rules, and limited incentives to seek or stay in office despite leadership pay in some states. The piece argues cities gain clout as Washington dominates programs and funds.
Tennessee politics heats as Buford Ellington and John J. Hooker emerge as main contenders for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Ellington, backed by Johnson, Hare aware of Kennedy links to Hooker, while Hooker mobilizes labor and black support and vows to rebuild the party in Kennedy’s image.
Paul Harvey recalls a Nash Lafayette that carried his first date and 20 years of memories. John Brown University restores the car on a campus visit, reviving the couple’s youth as a separate garage awaits by their Ozarks farm.
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