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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
4
A safety rule urges parents never to leave small children home alone to prevent accidents from poisons matches and scalding water. The discussion links neglect to fires and other mishaps, arguing foresight reduces risk while accepting some events remain possible. It also mentions Senator Joseph Tydings hiring a Playboy Club bunny to attract visitors.
President Johnson calls Theodore Roosevelt the first modern president in a letter to Alice Roosevelt Longworth on the 46th anniversary of his death. He credits TR with expanding the presidency to serve national welfare and a moral education role, shaping future policies including the Square Deal and Great Society.
A dramatic incident highlights limb and eye transplantation as a growing medical advance. Two pairs of eyes were flown from Detroit to India for sight restoration surgeries 600 miles northeast of Bombay with a 36 hour viability window.
Washington report notes Jerry Ford rejects advice from key allies to oust Les Arends. Arends wins 1 vote margin with 11 Illinois and 14 Southern votes. Frelinghuysen loses, only 2 Northeast supporters, western snowbound absences affected caucus.
South Dakota Senator George McGovern assails U S Vietnam policy, calling victory impossible and proposing a coalition government including North Vietnamese forces. The piece traces his past actions, campaign history, and budget positions, noting allies and opposition within the Senate.
The writer surveys fourteen augurals noting how inaugurations reflect era moods and political fortunes from Taft in 1909 to Kennedy and beyond. It traces contrasts in ceremony and sentiment, highlighting the evolution of presidential power and democratic ceremony in U S history.
In four years the Kennedy Johnson era saw limited test ban and Cuban missile crisis actions as major foreign feats, while at home the crossfire over civil rights and education funding defined the era. Voters shifted toward Johnson's moderate blend, signaling a sustained drive for federal involvement and social reform.
Factographs discuss Rue Saint Honore renamings to Rue du Faubourg St Honore and nearby avenues. They note Parisians memorize landmarks to navigate. Also described are Silbury Hill as Europe’s largest artificial mound, the Buddha statue near Bamian at 173 feet, and The Merchandise Mart in Chicago as the largest commercial building with 20 000 workers daily.
Dave Regan reflects on the fatigue and duties of a U S president as Lyndon B Johnson endures five inaugural balls and the constant vigilance over Republican challengers. A caller's frustration over missing the musical schedule highlights partisan tensions.
Joe Levine pushes forward on Harlow with eight Paramount and Embassy offices and a quarter million spent before filming. A local producer seeks Rockefeller approval for South American site shoots. Lerner greets grandfatherhood. Elaine Stritch dates Gary Pudney. Nixon shifts image for late comeback. The Animals plan London to New York move, opening a music publishing firm named Stamina in New York.
Autos driven by Raymond Darling and Thomas Dear were in a collision in Reading England a minor incident that sounds like a sweet mess. Grandpappy Jenkins jokes about calendars being given away as timely gifts. A Denver supermarket showcases Gay Nineties decor and a perfume firm adds scent to checks.
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