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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1965
Page
5
Washington AP reports consumer prices rose one tenth of a percent in January led by higher housing gasoline and auto insurance costs marking a fifth monthly gain. The CPI reached 108.9 of the 1957 59 average and a 1.3 percent rise for 1964 is noted.
Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson visited St. Petersburg to observe antipoverty projects and promote VISTA. She toured a poor neighborhood where a family of 12 lives on $50 weekly, then attended a reception for artists at the new Museum of Fine Arts displaying an $850,000 collection.
Sen. Carl Curtis faults Senate Rules Committee for not forcing Walter Jenkins to answer about President Johnson's broadcasting empire and possible conflicts with Johnson family business near key sites. He seeks details on land holdings, arrests, and possible past associations with Baker. Jordan declined comment on Curtis's questions.
The U S Office of Education approved a $572 608 grant to Xavier University Cincinnati Ohio to fund a new library with 300 000 volumes The university will contribute $1 717 823 from its funds to complete the three story building.
Television listings include Michigan versus Illinois at 4:30 on channel 7, Val Valentine episode at 5:30 on channel 2, The King Family at 7:30 on channels 2 and 12, Flipper three part tale at 7:30 on channel 5, Cincinnati versus Drake at 8:30 on channel 5, Riding High film at 9 on channel 22, and Gunsmoke reruns at 10 on channels 7 and 9 with Festus kin feud subplot.
A resident warns neighbors that leaving keys in cars could invite theft, urging vigilance on the block and encouraging safe parking practices to deter criminals. The message emphasizes personal responsibility and community awareness.
Advertiser urges readers to call 422-3611 to sell items of value for cash.claims quick payment and clearance, promoting immediate contact and disposal of unwanted goods through Advwriter JOURNAL.
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