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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions in Middletown Ohio with in city and mail options. The page quotes John 11 44 verse about Jesus instructing to loose him and let him go.
Dr. Lawrence M. Gould warns that population growth could trigger widespread famine in Southeast Asia within a decade, hitting China, India, and Indonesia hardest. He urges immediate action to combat hunger, arguing eight to ten billion people could be fed only with a massive effort by wealthy nations, beyond long term population control. Secretary McNamara is praised for his aggressive stance.
The article notes that two Kennedys serve in the Senate, the first sibling pair since Theodore and Dwight Foster over 150 years ago. Edward is the youngest senator with seniority over Robert, who could challenge Johnson Humphrey influence. The Kennedys are seen as political heirs to a murdered president, making them focal points as the Senate begins. A lighter aside mentions a surgeon piping music into Windsor’s operating room, missing The King and I theme.
A shy boy Lonnie forms a bond with Willy Stahl, a fearless older neighbor who helps and anchors him. When Willy dies and is buried three towns away, Lonnie confronts mortality, attending the funeral in a Sunday suit and whispering a quiet farewell.
President Johnson shifts toward aid for private and parochial schools amid rising education needs in Congress. He seeks non religious textbooks and shared educational centers while some Catholic leaders and lawmakers remain divided on church state issues. Johnson engages Catholic leaders to shape support before sending the proposal.
Washington notes New York State and New York City would receive large sums from Johnson’s education program, with New York City possibly getting about 50 million. The piece questions funding based on poverty in slum districts and warns of deficits, federal overreach, and shifting state roles in education and health.
Dave Regan notes a snowy morning with rabbit prints in a quiet residential area. He describes the glittering landscape, early light, and the temporary fairyland before traffic, chores, and schoolpath clearing erase the beauty. The piece ends with praise for enjoying snow before the day wakes.
Maximilian Schell and Princess Soraya reconcile with mediator Gina Lollobrigida credited for persuading both to wait for the first move. Ava Gardner and Sam Spiegel arrive together at the Colony edged by hush hush screenings. Actor Billy Eckstine is sequestered in a hotel after mugging headlines. Carol Burnett and Joe Hamilton deny pregnancy rumors while Ed Ward Albee’s Tiny Alice divides critics. Abbe Lane in Rome discusses a Vittorio De Sica project after honeymoon.
An overview notes how eyes perceive images thousands of times per second and translate them into commands to muscles. It mentions female elephants as preferred in circuses due to temperaments. It cites Carlsbad Caverns as the world’s largest limestone caverns and an ancient practice of depicting foes on sandal soles to insult them daily.
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