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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1965
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for Middletown Journal including daily and Sunday copies, carrier and mail options in and beyond trading area, with annual prices and prepaid terms. A Biblical inscription remark references Acts 17 23 about the unknown god.
The Nears Journal marks a historic milestone noting its founding in 1857 and its ongoing daily publication heritage. The brief item highlights the long-standing newspaper's role and enduring presence in journalism.
The article imagines a moon base where rock is broken up to extract water via a chemical process. It notes blasting risks in low gravity and potential cold welding in the vacuum, and dust clinging to tools. The U.S. Bureau of Mines studies rock behavior to enable future lunar operations.
An article portrays Cuba’s reforms as freeing housewives from domestic slavery by granting social equality. Women would work in fields or other labor with men from dawn until late afternoon then return home for chores and study at an evening education center, embodying Castro style emancipation.
The piece warns gravity is a major killer and urges strict safety steps in homes. It compares training children to avoid heights with guarding against hazards like hot grills, and recommends securing second-story screens, locking balcony entries, and keeping beds and tables away from high windows to prevent toddlers from climbing and falling.
Norman V Peale recounts a Kansas city meeting where a young man using two canes shared his medical setback and how faith power aided his recovery. The speaker describes a threefold plan prayerize picturize actualize and urges others to trust God to enable action and healing.
The text lists quick brain and eye processing, 150 colors, and instant muscle commands. It notes perfume producers use about 2000 tons of orange blossoms yearly. Whales dive a mile and rise unharmed. Drivers should avoid sunrise and sunset glare. About half of 4.5 million Boy Scouts are American. A pelican weighing 25 pounds has a skull and beak totaling about 28 ounces.
A Middletown High 1940 class reunion plan to hire TV comedian Jonathan Winters for $5,000 sparked opposition from organizer Jewel Nickell who said there was no room on the program. Winters, a Dayton native, was unable to perform as plans changed. Other items note a man fined for after hours minnow seining, a woman joking about aging at 48, and a police chase of a 12-year-old bicyclist in a short daily snippet.
A Sunshine retirement community tale shows 71 year old Mr. J Mike Sawyer, once a Midwest vice president, living rent free and earning 90 dollars a month as grounds supervisor. His cautionary story argues retirement should ditch former status fears and social climbing for meaningful daily work and simple friendships. New GOLDEN YEARS booklet offered for 50 cents via Box 1672 Grand Central Station New York NY.
Dorothy Kilgallen writes of Ireland as heaven with emerald landscapes and warm people. She contrasts old charm with modern tourism at Joyce’s Davy Byrne pub in Dublin and recalls a trip to Kildare’s Lip Tippett Melita stud, noting gambling mishaps and Irish horse racing culture.
Zadok Dumkopf notes that discussing a dry topic seems tedious yet people push through with broad smiles. The upcoming election looks set to be as fiercely debated as previous contests with sharp exchanges between hopefuls.
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