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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1965
Page
4
Logan Johnston of Armco leads a civic driven effort to establish Miami University Middletown campus with a $200000 local fund and a $12 million federal boost. The plan envisions 3000 students on opening and long term growth transforming the city’s education and economy.
After the President's address, many Republicans express unease with the Great Society program. They indicate policy aspects grate on them and concern over federal initiatives.
Public-spirited move expands no timber cutting area to about 600000 acres along the Boundary Waters Canoe Area on the Minnesota Canadian border. Local timber interests protest but the measure preserves wilderness character for future generations and benefits the nation.
A psychiatrist recalls guiding a troubled wife after her domineering husband dies. She improves as she shifts focus to forgiveness, prayer, and recognizing good will, then declines when old resentments return, illustrating health through right thinking.
The oldest writing is cuneiform from Sumer. clay tablets found at the Temple of Inanna in Erech. In 1955 Argentina ship Gen San Martin reached far south to establish Gen Belgrano base on the Adelie coast. The largest brass cannon was cast in India in 1548. Only one death occurred on the Lewis and Clark expedition. Much of the U S uranium and many strategic metals are imported.
A lifelike photo of David L. Smith, president of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce, decorated the Manchester Motor Inn lobby for the annual meeting this Thursday. Chamber board members teased Smithy with a bidding contest, and attorney Elliott Levey appeared to have the lead in the playful setup.
Paul Harvey notes a moment of prosperity yet rising unemployment claims and school closures in Berkeley County. He highlights Yugoslav refugees Aleksandar Rusimovic and family, working multiple jobs in New Jersey and New York while saving to buy a candy store, as an emblem of persistent ambition.
President Johnson seeks to persuade prone malingerers to choose work over welfare. He faces Goldwater’s influence on supporters and must balance political expediency with economy. The piece portrays Johnson’s aim to revive prosperity by nudging Americans toward labor.
A reader aged 65 considers moving from city life to a 120 acre Ozarks farm to raise Appaloosa horses and enjoy country living. The piece weighs four risks isolation culture entrapment loneliness and potential loss of mobility and social contact as years advance.
Dorothy Kilgallen recalls Jacqueline Kennedy on Kennedy’s 1961 inauguration day as a poised First Lady radiating royal composure and manners. The piece notes her Deference to Eisenhower and Earl Warren, elegant dress, and restraint amid wind and cameras. Kilgallen contrasts her later wartime restraint at Johnson’s 1965 ceremony.
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