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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1965
Page
4
Middletown Journal announces mailing and subscription rates for daily, weekly, and Sunday editions. Details include in city and suburban carrier rates, seven day mail options, and international pricing with payment in advance.
A review of past presidential elections notes electors rarely break pledges, cites 1876 Hayes Tilden split as a near miss, and mentions 1956 1960 deviations with limited impact. The piece also notes 27 Beatles record cases stolen from a Seattle warehouse with talk of awarding the thieves a medal if they reveal themselves.
A study of the Council of State Governments shows it advocates a constitutional amendment to overturn the Supreme Court one man one vote ruling. The group backed a plan for a super court among state chief justices earlier, prompting ABA opposition. The article notes its quiet meetings and questions its qualifications to remake the constitution. It warns about silver coin shortages and the reliability of paper money.
Jim Bishop recalls a mixed year filled with family moments and world events. He notes little changes for children, larger shifts abroad, and humorous misadventures. He hopes the new year brings health peace and gentle surprises.
Washington examines a proposed Medicare plan that would extend hospital benefits to those 65 and older with staged cost sharing. The piece notes unclear scope, potential for wider entitlements, estimated $1.7 billion annual cost, and strains on doctors and facilities amid rising insurance growth.
Paul Harvey blasts California relief recipients who refuse farm jobs. He attacks unions, praises honest labor, and condemns welfare at odds with biblical duty. He notes teen unemployment fears, Britain’s lower jobless rate, and warns against a societal slide into dependence.
The forecast notes future success in business and personal projects if energy is focused. It highlights financial gains from now through late March, with further strides in September, late October, and late November, plus job and business growth in April, late October, and early November.
Dave Regan muses on post holiday fatigue and the urge for a calmer pace. He suggests delaying next celebrations until January or February, notes sagging decorations, and urges focusing on a fresh start and concrete plans for the new year.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Eddie Fisher's new romance and Julie Andrews landing the Hawaii lead for 700000, dwarfing The Sound of Music earnings. Ernest Borgnine faces alimony drama, Troy Donahue touts Dee Dee Dodd, and Anna Kashfi weighs Brando book offers.
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