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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1966
Page
4
Subscriptions rates table lists weekly and Sunday prices, city motor route and mail options, plus pricing for outside trading areas and international delivery. Publication details note Middletown Ohio, News Journal Inc. since 1857.
A narrated courtroom plea from an automobile blasting the driver for speeding, unsafe behaviors, and rule breaking. The car touts its safety features and designer care while blaming the owner for reckless deeds and to-be-judged faults, ending with the note that only people are to blame. The piece closes with a defendant’s defense rests.
The American Association of Fund-Raising Counsel notes philanthropy totaled 10.6 billion in 1965 with individuals contributing 8.5 billion. Religious activities received the largest share, education 17 percent, welfare 14 percent, health 12 percent, and foundations and civic ventures 4 percent each. Wealthier taxpayers also donate for direct influence on favored causes, a feature of the free enterprise system.
Jim Bishop rejects flashy pledges and launches a personal, selective charity plan. He profiles St. Joseph's Home for Children in Rockleigh, Goodwill Industries of Miami, Variety Children's Hospital in Coral Gables, and Holy Angels Nursery in Belmont, noting donors’ hands and time matter as much as money.
The piece argues that high IQ alone cannot predict effective leadership in wartime and policy making. It cites John W. Gardner and Glenn Olds, notes the limits of academic analysis in urgent decisions, and urges valuing intuition and decisive action over pure analysis in crises like Vietnam and the Dominican Republic.
On Capitol Hill a missing document nearly derailed the Dickey Lincoln rivers and harbors project. Sen. Muskie pushed 300 million for Dickey Lincoln. aide Ron Linton vanished with the signed papers and reappeared after three days to ensure passage.
A list of obscure facts notes the Schipperke as a near tailless dog in the same group as the Eskimo and Pomeranian, Stonehenge rituals of ancient Druids around unroofed pillars, owls with fringed wings to muffle flight, Ifalik atoll natives avoiding shark and octopus, and the average lion weighing about 500 pounds.
Dave Regan returns to his column after a hospital stay of five weeks Following heart surgery he thanks readers and hospital staff and offers tips to brighten a patient’s day including cards flowers pajamas books and light reading gifts He invites reader feedback for future columns.
A letter complains about a Dec 29 headline attributing praise to Bishop Harold Perry while saying he "raps" Martin Luther King. The editor replies that rap denotes adverse criticism and that the wording was a hasty judgment, not color for the story.
The reading outlines mild morning influences and stronger afternoon periods with guidance on finances love and work. It notes a favorable year ahead for a birthday person starting December 23 with steady gains through February, caution on mid January large spending, and multiple peaks for travel romance and career through the year.
A fragment critiques vitamin content claims in pork and jokes about Bacon. It mentions the Civil Rights Act and workplace hiring limits for married men and women. Rep Donald J. Irwin calls a recent session monumental, noting vast Congress mail at Christmas. A New York senior repeated a year for cheating.
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