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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1965
Page
5
Rabbi William J. Gordon of Temple Beth Sholom spoke to the Rotary Club at the Manchester Motor Inn on Christian heritage in Judaism. He noted Jesus was a Jew and urged focusing on Sinai commandments and living justly, mercifully, and humbly before God.
Representative Rodney M. Love D Ohio introduces a constitutional amendment to have the vice president step in if the president cannot serve. The president would not resume duties for three days after informing the vice president, after which the cabinet could advise on restoration. A two thirds Congressional vote would confirm the decision.
A concise rundown of tonight's TV lineup across channels 2 5 7 and 9. The Virginian leads a murder tale where the killer is dead. Mr Ed trains to regain his form after a loss. Beverly Hillbillies features Elly May's heartbreak over a rejection. Detective Story film stars Kirk Douglas and Eleanor Parker. Dick Van Dyke show features Rob’s bashful brother courting. Burke’s Law centers on a senior map seller.
Santa Monica California AP Nat King Cole has lost a lung to cancer but doctors say his career may continue. The physician called his condition very good and said there is no reason he cannot sing again. Cole, 45, is at St Johns Hospital after a Las Vegas engagement was cut short by a respiratory ailment. He underwent cobalt treatments and had his left lung removed. His wife Maris is the only one allowed to see him.
Frank Johnson who died Monday at age 106 will be buried in Boston Mississippi, his birthplace where he was born enslaved on Christmas Day 1859. He was a farmer until a stroke and moved to Akron two years ago to live with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs Arthur Austin.
Lucy says many hopefuls flood Hollywood with little training or plan. She warns they need real learning and experience before signing with agents or guilds. Desilu president plans to seek talent at universities and workshops while urging students to perform publicly but not flee home.
Hollywood star Ray Walston reflects on the Kiss Me Stupid backlash, saying the film’s controversy hurt him personally and that Billy Wilder is upset too. He argues the satire aimed to reveal morals and notes his disbelief that the sexiness overshadowed the intended theme.
Senator Frank Lausche proposes an act criminalizing the sale of U S coins for a profit amid a reported black market in silver coins. He cited a newspaper ad listing phone numbers in New Jersey and Philadelphia for wrapped coins sold at a premium. An aide said collectors and legitimate dealers would be exempt.
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