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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
6
The notice outlines subscription prices for Middletown Journal including weekday and Sunday per copy rates, seven day and trading area annual totals, and U.S. and international options. All subscriptions are payable in advance and the paper is published daily by News-Journal Inc. founded in 1857.
A Bible verse excerpt from Timothy 1 7 emphasizes the opposite of fear. It proclaims that God provides power love and a sound mind to believers rather than fear.
Congress warning and department action, plus private support, saved the black walnut from overcutting. A Walnut Research Center at Southern Illinois University aims to boost supply. Separate notes discuss federal paperwork waste and a Tunney Hart plan to regulate boxing to prevent decline.
Washington report notes Adam Clayton Powell’s 1963 slander judgment against Harlem widow Mrs. Esther James, with $46 500 damages plus interest. Supreme Court rejection of review spurs contempt proceedings and possible arrest while Powell contests risk during Congress. Also covers Progressive Labor Movement agitators urging Longshoremen to reject a strike settlement, labeling it a sellout.
Washington report notes a Johnson budget chart shows how a president could keep the budget under $100 billion using unspent authorizations and new authorizations totaling $106.4 and $96.7 billion respectively. It covers political reaction to Ottinger’s election and campaign finance questions, including contributions and contested election debates in Congress.
The article analyzes the 1966 budget plan, noting total authority and spending gaps. It argues that the administrative budget hides trust-fund cash flows and warns that overemphasis on a sub $100 billion figure obscures higher total government outlays and ongoing deficits.
Washington AP notes a shift as Lyndon B Johnson now confronts Viet Nam and broader foreign policy. The piece argues his home‑oriented leadership style, built on negation and affirmation, risks leaving foreign crises unsettled and tests his governance as he faces a pivotal international challenge.
A Dutch rug maker claims his carpet designs are inspired by Johann Sebastian Bach. The article notes harmonious color tones and a musical link in his work.
At a Dayton press event Ohio Bell displays a TV phone in limited operation across New York, Washington and Chicago. Pricing for three minutes is $16 with appointments and shared stations. A home intercom and push button dialing are shown as the near future for consumers and firms.
Dorothy Kilgallen highlights ticket sales for Funny Girl starring Barbra Streisand through Sept 1965 and reports on Janus cancellation but continued pay for signed cast. Also mentions U.S. sniper rifles for sale on 42nd Street, a pianist arriving late for a concert, Cuba Russia dynamics, Tommy Steele in Half a Sixpence, Near Eastern wealth cases, and Jerry Vale album orders.
A bell claimed as the oldest in the world was discovered in Nimrod’s Babylonian palace and dated to 3000 years ago. Theater traces to Greek drama honoring Dionysus. Pan is described as god of flocks and rural life.
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