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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1965
Page
4
A reflective column urges drivers in Cincinnati and Dayton to curb risky behavior behind the wheel. It warns that common offenses like running yellow lights and tailgating end in injuries and deaths and calls for self restraint and family-focused caution. The piece also includes a tangential note on Cairo, Red China, and Nasser.
The piece weighs the optimistic push for mass Negro voter registration in the South against potential violence. It cites Dr. Martin Luther King Jr in Selma urging willingness to face jail, warns of possible disturbances, and urges law enforcement to promote restraint while recognizing the coming change.
An account of travel chaos at Newark Kennedy and Miami on January 2 reveals stranded passengers, crying mothers, and burned flights. FAA precautions exist but lineups, delays, and miscommunication leave crowds waiting hours, while pilots and crews scramble for standby aircraft and information.
David Lawrence argues the great society requires a great morality in government as Congress faces buyouts and loopholes. He cites Ottinger’s nearly 200000 spending with family funded loopholes and calls for real limits, disclosure, and end to conflict of interest in a system dominated by wealthy donors and lobbyist spending.
Washington AP report notes Republicans fractured after a century of losses. Dirksen and Ford propose a coordinating committee to build a broad consensus among 5 living presidential candidates 11 Senate and House leaders 5 governors association representatives and the party chair. The aim is direction amid ongoing divisions.
The U S granted nearly 55 000 patents last year and the Census Bureau reports a population rise of 2 700 000 to 193 500 000. A volcano on Oshima spouts smoke 4500 feet with no lava flow, and a Wisconsin bank honors a granite carved check. Zadok Dumkopf mocks pig power in football.
Dave Regan reports the American Legion Home hosts a 6:30 p.m. Friday fish fry and ham dinner for World War I veterans with travel slides and a talk by Walter Spindler. A barbershop quartet provides music and the gathering aims to reconnect old friends and share war stories while reflecting on ongoing conflicts and a hope for peace.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports a federal appeal ruling on the validity of Mexican divorces could affect thousands of New Yorkers by rendering many children illegitimate and estates unsettled if decrees are invalid. The column blends entertainment gossip with legal stakes and references Connie Francis, Fran Warren, Richard Burton, Claire Bloom, Liz Taylor, Alan Dale, Lyndon B. Johnson, and others amid Broadway and Hollywood notes.
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