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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1965
Page
4
Obvious calendar and pricing notice for Middletown Journal with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. includes address, publication notice, and a Bible verse from John 8 12. This fragment provides archival masthead details and subscription data rather than news content.
An editorial argues a city fire that damaged Richmond Indiana’s telephone exchange shows the risk of widespread outages. It urges preplanned emergency measures, radios, and civilian volunteers to keep services and news flowing, noting insights from Lippmann and Frankel on world changes.
In 1954 a Long Island City family faced eviction after their home was condemned for a bridge project. After their son urged them to pray, they asked for a house with space and a clubhouse. A new house appeared with a hidden back yard and a shed rebuilt as a clubhouse, seen as divine intervention.
The passage advises humility and prayer in tough times. It says not every prayer is answered with a dramatic turn, often a fresh inspiration or a No leads to serenity and new solutions. It shares a mother's maxim about doors and right opportunities.
Principal Eugene Campbell, injured in a head-on two-car collision in Trenton, required 60 stitches but is recovering. He had warned fellow Principal Kenneth Hackler to fasten his seatbelt, prompting Hackler to buckle up and possibly saving lives.
Paul Harvey discusses a third front in war chemical and bacteriological. He cites Russian capture of Nazi nerve gas research and warns of mass incapacitation methods threatening Washington and major cities. He critiques public indifference and urges preparation and protection.
The article notes earth’s equatorial diameter exceeds polar diameter due to flattening. It references a courante as a mid century French dance born in the 16th century. It also mentions ink for meat labels made from dark grape skins.
A retired man, Lyle W. Tomlinson, explains that aging grants a precious right to engage in controversy. He joined a town Housing Board over a racially charged federal project, faced opposition, and now urges other seniors to stand up for causes for personal growth and soul fulfillment.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Broadway chatter and celebrity movements from Brig. Gen Jimmy Stewart to Ringo Starr backing a New York discotheque Sybil Burton opens in March. Luci Johnson may tour with students. Scott Muni exits WABC. de Gaulle succession rumors. Buddy Hackett’s I Had A Ball earns 65000 last week. Nancy Sinatra Jr. eyed for Marriage On The Rocks. Jack Leonard adds Roger Kellaway. Lesley Gore balances college and fame. George Maharis faces publicity backlash. Judy Garland seen well. Bardot enjoys Mexico. Paris and London premieres teased for All in Good Time and Kelly. Lance Reventlow pursues Sebring entry. Ray Stark seeks Groucho Marx for The Passionate Witch. O'Connell linked to Barnum film. Jeanne Crain expects seventh child on May 25.
Grandpappy Jenkins laments airline ads claiming fine in-flight meals will entice him to travel. His old mother’s cooking, he says, would outshine any menu, but he jokes that if meals match her warmth they could tempt even him to fly.
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