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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1966
Page
4
The paper notes its daily publication under News-Journal Inc, a lineage dating to 1857, emphasizing its long standing presence in the region and ongoing commitment to daily news.
The Tashkent declaration, brokered with President Ayub Khan, gains prominence as India's prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri dies and Gulzarilal Nanda assumes interim leadership. Kosygin's mediation signals potential shifts in Kremlin attitudes, while the pact seeks to pull back forces and redraw peaceful relations.
A San Francisco study of about 3500 men aged 39 to 59 finds those preoccupied with competitive activity and deadlines more likely to suffer heart attacks. Of 70 heart attack cases, 54 were in the go-getter group, suggesting a link between aggressive work style and heart risk. The piece also notes a theory about ancient voyages and ends with a light jab at 1966 ad copy.
A profile of Howard Brown, a 29 year old left handed Negro golf professional from Detroit. His career highlights include the Toledo Open and Capital City Open wins, a 63 score, and a 73 in Florida. He emphasizes putts over power and seeks a breakthrough after 10 000 earnings. He plans one more year to prove himself.
Washington critics argue President Lyndon Johnson omitted key points in his Congress address. They highlight deficits, social security accounting, tax withholding plans, trade with Eastern Europe, and Soviet and Chinese actions abroad, urging fuller public understanding beyond general statements.
Paul Harvey argues that retirement pay plus a civilian government salary is legal and necessary as military skill shifts to civilian roles. He critiques outdated civilian bias and urges recognizing seasoned officers as vital national assets rather than retiring them to pasture.
Ruth Montgomery notes the State Department dining and reception rooms are furnished with 1.3 million dollars in antiques and 750 thousand dollars in cash and donations, with many items on loan. The Adams Drawing Room holds historic pieces linked to the Treaty of Paris and Articles of Peace, as dignitaries from emperors to presidents have dined there.
Facts from the era note the climbing perch of India can travel over land and climb trees. Hispaniola’s eastern two thirds are in the Dominican Republic. Greece occupies the southern Balkan peninsula. More married women in the U S hold jobs than single women. Pink flamingos preen for hours.
Mrs. Millie Wolff recounts the emotional moment of re decorating a college bound son's room from The Greater St. Louis. As walls come down and drawers spill memories of love letters report cards and sports clippings the parents realize the room must stay unchanged to preserve his growing independence and identity.
A compiled column riffs on varied notes from diplomacy and education to fashion and science. It jokes about a British mission renting fur coats for a Moscow arrival, contrasts bright students with cheating, and quips on kid gloves, forest fires, eye sight myths, and a Puebla hospital twins surge.
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