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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with per copy weekday pricing at 10 cents and Sunday 15 cents. City and suburban carrier deliveries are 50 cents weekly, with seven day mail options at 12 dollars inside the trading area and 20 dollars outside, 35 dollars to U S A annually, all payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
The piece traces Bernard Baruch as a longtime informal adviser to Presidents Wilson to Hoover. It notes his WWI role in war purchases and how Baruch influenced policy without seeking credit. It also cites Cabinet figures like Joseph Tumulty and unnamed Kitchen Cabinet allies shaping decisions from the park bench.
A New Jersey approach to slow diplomat speeding proposes removing violators from the turnpike. While immunity protects officials from local arrest, escorted exits aim to safeguard other drivers' safety.
An Associated Press item from Weeping Water Nebraska notes 47 percent of the 41 000 mile Interstate network is open. The notice implies about 19 000 miles in service, reflecting years of highway construction amid rising car traffic.
The Rastro market in Madrid is a Sunday gathering of pushcarts and dusty shops where thieves trade pilfered goods from statues to paintings. Cynthia Lindsay buys a six foot painting of a man on a white horse, believing it authentic despite warnings, and later donates it to a museum where experts declare it a seventeenth century original named Sam is worth a fortune.
A GOP column argues that voters doubt what the party stands for, as crime, public funds misuse, and inflation loom. It urges Republicans to expose government failures, remove barriers to free enterprise, and win support by presenting a coherent platform and leadership.
In Bucks County, Doylestown rejects a half million federal grant for downtown renewal. Led by Frank X. Shelley Jr. and Joseph R. Kenny, Operation 64 uses photos and watercolors to reshape store fronts and interiors, funded largely by local labor and loans from bankers.
Dave Regan comments on a deadly Fourth of July toll on highways and youth riots, noting dangerous drivers and innocent victims. He observes a nationwide surge in flag display tied to Vietnam involvement and critiques summer TV reruns as failing to meet a large audience’s demand for new programming.
Kim Novak denies expecting a baby amid rumors from friends and industry sources. She is in Hollywood for wardrobe and makeup tests for Marty Ransohoff at MGM and plans London travel before filming starts August 23.
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