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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1965
Page
4
Subscription rates listed by News-Journal Inc for Middletown Ohio include per copy 4 to 6 cents, Sunday 15 cents, city and suburban carrier 50 cents per week, mail within trading area 12 dollars yearly, outside trading area 20 dollars, and outside USA 35 dollars yearly. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily since 1857.
The death of Sir Winston Churchill marks the loss of a giant and a rare leader whose language and decisive action inspired defense of freedom. He led Britain from the Admiralty in World War I and then steered the war effort in 1940, rallying free men against tyrants.
The piece argues foreign aid is more than a weapon against communism, serving as relief and fellowship. It acknowledges aid’s effectiveness in countering the spread of communism and notes rising Communist economic pledges abroad last year, urging against cutting the President’s program.
Emperor Hirohito hosted the Imperial Poetry Party as the royal family attended the ceremony honoring the 10 winning poems from over 35,000 entrants. The readings featured pieces about birds and reflected Japan's blend of modern progress with traditional culture.
In Nassau Bahamas the Bay Street Boys back a Grand Bahama real estate and casino venture led by Lou Chesler. After Chesler’s deal falters, two beach divers Slack and Tindall find a sunken Spanish shipwreck with coins, sparking a dispute over profits with authorities and Chesler’s group.
Washington columnist Dorothy Kilgallen recalls the lack of journalism training for inaugurations and her own perilous experiences. She notes the weather, security quirks, and chaotic credentialing that hinder reporters covering the ceremony. Kilgallen contrasts political spectacle with newsroom reality and critiques official planning.
Washington observers note integrated crowds at inaugural balls with President Johnson dancing with a colored woman. Negro couples mingle with whites, showing shifts in social and political life amid calls for equal opportunity and debates over interracial marriage laws.
The piece notes the annual fatigue of winter and a rush to buy spring garments. It highlights women bearing the brunt of fretful children and the pressure to purchase summer wear early, fearing limited choices if they delay. Men tend to hold last year’s clothes unless pushed to shop.
The piece notes unusually warm spring weather and a brisk pace of change in seasons and time. It uses a conversational tone to remark that weather and years feel accelerated, comparing modern life to the jet age and suggesting broader rapid shifts in everyday experience.
John Chamberlain muses on high speed trains, the Pell plan, and the commuter misery from slow New York City to Boston travel. He recalls rail scandals, government intervention, and the vanished free enterprise era while proposing minicopters and hydrofoil ships as urban renewal possibilities and questioning the Brooklyn Navy Yard’s future.
Detroit engineers report engines can match gasoline performance using ammonia as fuel. The claim hints at reviving ongoing car dialogue and potential shifts in fuel strategy.
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