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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1965
Page
4
In Middletown Ohio the Postoffice outlines subscription rates for mail delivery. Daily publication by News-Journal Inc. charges $12 per week in the day area, $35 per year outside the area, with advance payment required and publication of the newspaper as second class mail.
An old monsignor and a gossiping Biddy observe a misread snow scene as Lt Cody chastises a drunken precinct crew. Four cops stumble from Henderson’s tavern with plans to sleep at a firehouse while Mulligan braves a cold run to recover uniforms from a fire truck.
The piece notes falling water tables in Arizona and California threaten underground reservoirs and canal integrity for the Central Arizona project amid a five year study. It cites engineer warnings that sinking ground makes canal construction impossible and calls for desalination research and broader water management actions. It also contrasts with scrap metal as a resource and ends with a tribute to the Greyhound, a historic harness racing horse.
Washington debate centers on whether employers can use union card signatures to certify representation. NLRB defends card ballots as valid if the employer acts in good faith, while critics call for a universal secret-ballot election to protect free choice and curb pressure from unions.
The piece traces the complex, occasionally warm ties among presidents and ex-presidents from Hoover through Kennedy, Eisenhower, Truman, and Johnson. It notes visits, consultations on policy, and moments of coolness, including cross party engagements during crises like Bay of Pigs and Cuban missile events.
Dave Regan muses about an affordable open itinerary from the tri state area. He imagines stopping in Nashville St Louis Mobile Atlanta New Orleans and later the Northwest plus New England and New York City. He values learning people and scenery over mapped plans.
Broadway notes say Barbra Streisand seeks $35,000 plus a share of the gate for a single appearance, potentially the highest price for any performer in one night. The column also teases political publicity stunts, celebrity gifts, hospital stays, and a controversial Olympic scene in Madison Square Garden involving Romania.
A science writer notes a groundhog forecast and a gossip on Bob Feller proposing 12 MLB divisions while the Post Office weighs new inline street level mail receptacles, awaiting official approval.
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