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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for various delivery options including per copy, carrier, and mail. It notes in late 19th or early 20th century style pricing with in city and suburban rates, trading area annual costs, outside trading area yearly rate, and U.S. and international prices.
A biblical verse from Matthew 18 3 urges turning to be like children to enter heaven. The quotation emphasizes humility innocence and spiritual receptivity as a path to divine access. The source presents a classical religious teaching without broader context.
A humorous column notes husbands may flee to fishing when wives paint at home. The piece argues DIY paint spares pros but creates chores as walls indoors multiply. it jokes about De Gaulle and France threatening the Common Market with a sly line about monkey wrenches.
The U S Department of Justice has provided Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers with a compilation of information to aid his Klan investigation, despite earlier denials. The move, praised as helpful, signals improved federal-state cooperation while preserving some access limits. Americans abroad face a $100 duty-free allowance, possibly driving pricier meals and extra side trips.
Jim Bishop’s son recounts a remarkable tale of perseverance and aviation optimism. Dick Merrill, once Eddie Rickenbacker’s top man, persuades Bishop to fly again despite age and illness. Merrill travels from Englewood Hospital to Newark to fulfill a promise, guiding Bishop toward a hopeful recovery and a shared flight to Florida.
President Lyndon Johnson faces pressure from both antiwar and consumer groups as grocery costs climb fifteen percent from a year earlier. Rep Charlotte Reid warns the policy excluding foreign harvest workers may threaten crops, with farmers and politicians weighing responses as autumn approaches. Ronald Reagan weighs in on labor policy, calling Wirtz a weak aid to California growers amid mounting vegetable shortages. The issue expands as cantaloupe and other crops suffer from labor gaps and higher picking costs.
Washington argues that appeasement and surrender threaten the Viet Nam fight. It cites Geneva 1954 mistakes, calls for steadfast allied action, embargo on Communist aid, and warns against repeating history to avoid World War II escalation.
A reflective piece extols peaceful mornings when air is cool and birds sing. It envisions waking before the city stirs, savoring fresh light, quiet streets, and the urge to linger over coffee while others rush to work, then returning to bed to sleep again.
Washington columnist George Dixon surveys animal stories, noting porpoise domestication experiments near Oahu, New Mexico chimpanzee testing under the Developmental Primate Source Consortium, rehabilitating orangutans in Southeast Asia, and quirky zoo notes on kookaburras and pygmy hippos at the National Zoo.
Factographs note diverse trivia from US flora to history, geography, and culture. Alpine willow is the smallest tree in the United States at under six inches, while the Prussian Guards’ height, St Peter’s capacity, Nippon meaning home of the sun, and US fishing spending are mentioned among other dated facts.
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