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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1965
Page
4
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Rabbi David Polish imagines a topsy-turvy world where nations devote most budgets to welfare and housing while defense fades. Governments fund disease eradication, education, and housing, yet private benevolence is limited to defense. The piece sparks thought on future budgets and persistent defense needs. A research engineer notes starlight could improve weather forecasts, a timely prognosis.
Nebraska remains the sole unicameral state since 1935 as calls rise elsewhere Rhode Island figures in the debate led by former Gov Den nis J Roberts urging a switch He argues efficiency while critics fear lobbyist backlash The piece warns that states must overhaul governance or cede power to the federal level A Russian economist advocates profit based farming while the US uses support prices to spur output
Fulton Lewis Jr reports on 1962 tax pledges and 1965 budget wars. Rockefeller, Brown, and Scranton face stiff opposition as New York, California, and Pennsylvania push tax and spending plans. Virginia congressman Broyhill criticizes Washington building space and layout.
A history note claims the first Sun eclipse data date to 2158 B C raising questions about the Dark Ages. It describes Hunza gestures of greeting and a dismissive stereotype about old Indian women, then mentions baby care and a traveling salesman remark on a hotel strike, ending with a reflective homeless feeling at inns.
A Washington op ed warns of Soviet Premier Kosygin leading a delegation to North Vietnam with military and economic aid, signaling direct intervention in Southeast Asia and challenging U.S. policy. The piece cautions against isolationism and urges firm U.S. stance to deter broader conflict.
Washington dispatch details a cycle of coups and military dominance in South Vietnam. McGeorge Bundy arrives to advise amid chaotic leadership as Gen Khanh seizes and loses civilian rule, prompting questions on U S withdrawal or escalation and risk of broader communist involvement.
A local columnist credits Jerry Brown of Frisch's on S Main Street with aiding Armco workers, Miami University Middletown supporters, and snowbound residents during harsh winter. The piece urges safe heating, fresh air, and venting exhaust to prevent carbon monoxide. It warns against idling cars indoors and stresses furnace maintenance and winter safety for households.
A Chicago report details daily fear among 750 area teachers and multiple assaults in schools and on transit during January. Beatings of principals, a 16 year old threatening a teacher, and a sequence of attacks prompt calls for stronger discipline and restored authority to teachers.
The text notes Brazil contains about half of South America’s population and nearly half the continent’s area. It mentions global TV ownership rankings, Monticello’s sale after Jefferson’s death, the transistor’s naming, forest land ownership in the US, Johnson’s party, and a French guide to silent hotels.
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