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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio details subscription rates including per copy prices six cents weekday and fifteen cents Sunday, carrier and mail options with annual amounts twelve dollars in trading area and twenty dollars outside, plus thirty five dollars to outside USA. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
The struggle between Secretary of Labor Wirtz and AFL-CIO President Meany over John Henning ended with Meany prevailing. The note of conciliation follows a tense policy clash as a Fresno to Los Angeles flight crashed near Newhall, with both engines failing and a miraculous field landing.
The plan for a colossal military transport capable of carrying 500 to 700 personnel and gear also offers civilian uses. It could slash overseas fares to around 50 dollars while Europe flights take about six and a half hours, boosting U S Europe travel and economic activity.
Sam Boal is portrayed as a sharp witted New York writer with a caustic view of obituaries and a life marked by travel, marriage to Constance Maslin, and a strained bond with his mother Inez. The piece recounts his career at The New Yorker in Ireland, marriage in Connecticut, and a final, fatal blaze in New York when he dies in a chair after smoking.
Washington column argues against retreatist "practicality" in Viet Nam and defends maintaining moral idealism. It recalls Wilsons self determination, warns against appeasement, and urges US support for self reliance and democracy while promoting global moral standards.
Dave Regan outlines reactions to President Johnsons State of the Union address noting its broad proposals and potential bipartisan impact. He argues Republicans will scrutinize and block elements while upholding checks and balances as Congress considers long term national plans.
President Johnson outlines about 50 proposals for 1965 and beyond in his State of the Union address. He emphasizes calm, avoids conflict, and signals forthcoming bills on medical care for the aged and aid to students, while hinting at civil rights action and foreign policy moves.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports New York clubs chase Beatles but demand venues over 50 000 capacity. Beatrice Lillie Lou Monte and Vaughn Meader linked to shows and ventures while Diana and Kennedy fashion trends draw furrier interest amid Castro Cuba package seizures.
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