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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1965
Page
4
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The Senate loses Hubert H. Humphrey as he steps aside for Walter Mondale who becomes Minnesota’s attorney general successor and rises to the vice presidency. Humphrey’s liberal leadership helped push the Peace Corps nuclear test ban Civil Rights Act and civil rights initiatives. His departure is mourned as the Senate notes his temperate, principled approach and statesmanlike handling of key floor fights.
The year featured heated US debates over prayer amendments and church state separation, a shift from Latin to the national language in Catholic Mass, and widespread religious leaders' political involvement. A notable act was Oberlin College students rebuilding a burned Negro church in Ripley Mississippi, symbolizing brotherhood amid faith.
The National Planning Association calls for raising gold prices while critics warn the move stems from gilt feelings and may provoke market volatility.
A Texas 16 year old, Kaye Shipley, writes a rebuttal to the article How Sexy Can You Get inspiring readers to recognize the majority of teens as decent and responsible. She argues against focusing only on delinquent youth and calls for more emphasis on good teens nationwide.
The speaker reflects on reading British churchmen who seemingly accept a new morality. He laments the perceived weakening of Christian moral teachings and notes surprise at American church leaders not challenging liberal sexual attitudes.
A pamphlet influenced column remarks on Christian sexual ethics and church stance. The Methodist Church asserts intercourse within marriage is sacred and outside marriage is contrary to God’s will, praising strict moral leadership as a counter to downward trends.
Paul Harvey argues that people differ in pain and suffering and criticizes the notion of universal equality. He contrasts U S attitudes toward wealth, freedom, and foreign policy with the reality of diverse human conditions and cultures. He calls for respect of built in differences and cautions against simplistic equality slogans.
The record notes 269 crops possible in California due to diverse soil climate and water. It states Capt. Edard Tearh as Blackbeard the pirate. It mentions a brontosaur as a vegetarian reptile about 80 feet long and up to 40 tons. Blaise Pascal is credited as inventor of the first adding machine.
A 65 year old widow after six years living on $4,500 savings and a $65 monthly pension chose independence over reliance on relatives. She moved 1,000 miles to a city, found work as a companion housekeeper, plans retirement at 72 with Social Security and investments, and now earns about $40 weekly plus room and board.
Eyebrow pencil notes Dorothy Kilgallen recounts Las Vegas and New York social swirl. Nat King Cole faces surgery in about three weeks with hopes for recovery. Lynda Bird Johnson visits Albert French restaurant with a young escort. Shirley Bassey and Kenneth Hume face doubts over their reunion. Sybil Burton to open a discotheque The Alfred at El Morocco site. Mississippi Alabama Georgia Florida expect racial tensions. Duke Ellington performs at Delmonico’s party where Vala Eyefield loses diamonds. Montgomery Clift reads playscripts for Broadway return. Rhodes Brothers emerge as rising stars. Camilla Stroyberg arrives in U S for Greenwich school. Lunt-Fontaine Theater sale advances. LBJ seeks party peace. Bobby Short to tour Europe. Julie Andrews comments on Sound of Music. new film Goo teased.
After six years of experiments British horticultural researchers announce a tomato with vertical yellow stripes. A Rochester Indiana teen sets a drum beating world record at 35 consecutive hours. The piece also mentions 16th century German postmen on stilts and raises a question about the world’s first airmail centuries before the Wright brothers.
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