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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1965
Page
4
Reunification Talks Rise Amid West Germany France Push
Premier Erhard and President De Gaulle move toward reviving reunification discussions with Britain and the United States. They seek a foreign minister meeting to outline next steps. Bonn's stance and Moscow relations shape the possible treaty change amid broader Western economic links. Johnson observes farm policy contrasts with political fodder.
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Germany
Erhard
West Germany
de Gaulle
France
Britain
United States
Bonn
ESP Research Probes Space Communication Possibility
Space scientists entertain the chance that extrasensory perception could be used for interstellar communication. J. B. Rhine remains skeptical yet intrigued, urging further research to gauge control over this unknown science. The piece also notes a persistent budget deficit theme as context.
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J. B. Rhine
America
Is the younger generation to blame for its morals
Jim Bishop contemplates how generations judge youth and how parents’ hypocrisy shapes teenagers. He notes that morality shifts with era and that adults pass guilt to the young while repeating past mistakes. The piece links parental fear, dating norms, and sexual double standards to a broader cycle of inherited behavior.
The United Nations at Twenty Years
James Marlow II assesses the UN on its 20th anniversary, noting growth from 51 to 115 member nations, the veto power of the permanent five, and the UN’s mixed impact on keeping peace. He cites regional alliances, Congo and Palestine missions, and the limits against nuclear-armed states while stressing the UN’s role as a forum to prevent large-scale wars.
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Washington
United Nations Organization
Parliament of Man
Red China
United States
Soviet Union
Indonesia
United Nations
U.S
San Francisco
The
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U.N
NATO
Europe
Middle East
Far East
Palestine
Congo
Labor Law Change Needed to Prevent Nationwide Strikes
Article argues Congress must amend the National Labor Relations Law to curb use of strikes during ongoing bargaining. Notes Atlantic Coast and Gulf ports idle 62,000 workers over 22 days, with $1.5 billion lost and $65 million daily impact. Proposes federal mediation and extended work requirements to avoid further economic damage.
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Atlantic Coast
Gulf
Federal Treasury
Congress
New York City
Boston
New Orleans
Baltimore
Department of Labor
Department
Double rainbow sighted east brightens frigid morning
Dave Regan notes a vivid double rainbow seen in the east around 8 a.m. yesterday as the sun rose, caused by ice crystals in the air. Mrs. Claire Arnold seeks former resident Lillian Easton, and readers are asked to help locate her. The letter also muses on easing into spring after a cold season.
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David Follmer
Sands Avenue
Monroe
Claire Arnold
Catalpa Dr
Dayton
Lillian Easton
Middletown
Arnold
Ted
Paul
Lilllian Easton
Lillian Lupman Warner
Gossip in Gotham on screen stars and show business
Allen Klein supervises an hour long Sam Cooke documentary set for summer TV. Sophia Loren headlines, with Joe Levine signing five films including Marriage Italian Style. Digs into de Sica Bread Love theme and musical stars, plus tributes to Vivien Leigh and Allan Freed.
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Sam Cooke
Allen Klein
Sam
Joe Levine
Carlo Ponti
Sophia Loren
Joe
French Riviera
Sophia
Lady L
Hotel Negresco
Vivien Leigh
Starry Inaugural Ball moments and showbiz links
Sarah Vaughan impressed at an Inaugural Ball in Washington where LBJ’s request to dance marked her peak moment in show business. Millie Perkins, newly separated from Dean Stockwell, dates Robert Thom formerly married to Janice Rule. Ann Margret, in New Orleans between The Cincinnati Kid shots, bought a diamond clasp bracelet after spotting it.
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O. Henry's
Washington
LBJ
Millie Perkins
Dean Stockwell
Robert Thom
Janice Rule
Ann-Margret
New Orleans
Cincinnati
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