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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1965
Page
4
Subscription rates announced for local and out of area readers. Daily mail delivered in the trading area costs 12 dollars per year and 83 dollars per year for outside the USA. Subscriptions paid in advance are encouraged.
The Office of Economic Opportunity plans Project Head Start to give 100000 preschool children in urban and rural poverty areas eight weeks of summer activities. Communities design local programs with at least 10 percent funding from local sources and federal support for the rest. The effort could grow into year round services, with broad public approval. Meanwhile the Public Health Service notes hair changes may signal radioactive strontium 90 intake.
Prof Marvin E Frankel notes regimentation in Alabama public opinion suppresses dissent especially among lawyers who ignore civil rights in favor of white supremacy. Of 2227 lawyers mailed his Columbia Law Review article only 45 replied and five approved, sparking calls for his dismissal from some. Sukarno now renounces violence for Malaysia and pledges peaceful settlement.
An portrait of E B Copeland who raised Jere as a spoiled son and watched him reject ease. At 18 Jere left home to study medicine, worked brutal hours, faced bankruptcy, and persisted until he earned Phi Beta Kappa and pursued neuro surgery. He juggled jobs from waiter to orderly while funding tuition.
Washington AP reports Felix Frankfurter, lifelong Supreme Court justice, valued judicial restraint amid Warren era shifts. The piece traces his stance on state and federal powers, his 1962 apportionment ruling, and contrasts with Warren. It notes his New Deal era hero status, later liberal reassessment, and personality as a engaging, talkative figure with persistent concern for justice.
Moscow dispatches claim Soviet military aid to North Viet Nam includes missiles jet fighters and advisers while the United States defends its aid to South Viet Nam. The piece argues self government remains unrealized worldwide with colonial legacies and Soviet influence shaping Europe and Asia. The author warns of enduring international moral failures and entangling alliances in a divided world.
The text discusses potential U S arms shipments to underground groups in Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Romania and other captive nations under Communist control, framing such moves as possible acts of war and aggression while noting current policy ambiguity.
The article notes Iceland ranking second among nations for per capita phone calls. It also mentions geysers and the famous Slivovitz as Yugoslavia's national drink, while highlighting that about 60,000 Americans become diabetics.
A World Almanac derived note explains the Easter dating rule from Nicaea 325 AD. Easter falls on the first Sunday after the Paschal Moon, the 14th day of that moon on or after March 21. The 194? Easter date discussed is April 18 with Paschal Moon April 16. Lent origins track from 40 hours to 30 days with Holy Week final days.
Easter is one of the two holiest Christian observances alongside Christmas. People recall Lent as a period of penance and grief, leading to joy, while calendar makers handle the exact date of Easter.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Rip Torn and Geraldin Page heading to London with Actors Studio for Blues for Mister Charlie and The Three Sisters while Judy Garland plans an April 5 return with a Porter medley for Joe Pasternak. Andy Griffith eyes Las Vegas dates. Lisa Kirk gets London Talk of the Town offer. Eydie Gorme prepping NBC special. Cary Grant gimmick changes. Jane de Gaulle quips. Yale's John Hickman backs Playa Mimosa bid in Acapulco. Cy Howard meets network chiefs on Our Girl in the UN and Dreamsville. Sixteen Magazine issues an all star address book.
Mt. McKinley in Alaska is identified as the highest peak in North America in the factograph record.
A waitress named Wang Yang- Chio recalls the use of a thousand yards of linen bandage to wrap a single Egyptian mummy, illustrating the old practice and scale of ancient burial rituals.
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