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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1965
Page
4
Middletown Journal offers subscription details with daily publication by News-Journal Inc. Rates include weekly 15 cent weekday single copies and 50 cent weekly city delivery, 12 year mail in trading area, 20 year outside trading area, and 35 dollar international. Information is dated and includes a biblical verse fragment.
The article notes Luci Johnson's baptism sparked Episcopal protests but frames it as minor. It highlights recent Catholic Protestant dialogue in Baltimore and Washington, including talks on the Nicene Creed and plans with the United Presbyterian Church and Eastern Orthodox groups. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. withdraws from the New York mayoral race, leaving Lindsay backed by GOP and Liberal factions.
The FDA urges peanut butter to contain at least 90 percent peanuts, up from 87 percent, amid industry talk of a continued boom and rising consumer prices. Business leaders anticipate higher costs as the rule takes effect.
The article argues motorists will bear the impact of higher auto insurance costs as accident numbers rise. It notes blame partly shifts to higher medical and repair costs and jury awards, but key factor is increased driving and tougher road conditions boosting claims frequency.
Fulton Lewis Jr reports a Peruvian crisis as Terando Belaunde Terry struggles against Cuban trained guerrillas of the Revolutionary Insurrectional Movement led by Luis de la Puenta Uceda. Ambushes, looting, and a suspension of the constitution mark the conflict amid wider Latin American subversion fears.
Homer McKee popularizes a view that strong marriages amplify achievement. From Churchill and Clementine to Napoleon and Josephine, the piece argues that a powerful husband wife dynamic can boost success. It extends the idea to President Johnsons White House protocol and corporate hiring practices, suggesting marriage as a productive force in leadership.
Today marks key events including the Potsdam meeting of Truman Churchill and Stalin in 1945 outlining Allied policy. Other notes reference Port land arrival in 1897, the 1898 Santiago surrender, Horatio Alger's death, Hanover to Windsor name change, Corrigan's 1938 flight, Hoover report on red tape, Von Braun's missile stance, and the O A U meeting in Cairo.
The text lists humidity as the water vapor in air and notes New Jersey cropland yields lead all states in cash per acre. It states the Pacific Ocean is Earths largest single body of water and estimates about 50 000 caves remain unexplored. It begins to state Pluto s gravity is half that of the planet
Henry Cabot Lodge signals reappointment as U S ambassador to South Vietnam amid rising antiwar agitation at home. A new 32 page Viet Report magazine criticizes the Ky regime and hints a peace push could complicate Johnson's Vietnam war effort.
A woman's page item claims sour cream lifts rust stains from white fabric. An entomologist suggests night flying insects could use infrared waves to avoid collisions, likening it to built in headlights in the dark.
July 22 1825 report details DeWitt Clinton arrival and ceremonies inaugurating the Miami Canal construction. Ohio officials Jeremiah Morrow Ethan Allen Brown and Gen William Henry Harrison attended, with crowds converging from across the Miami Valley. Clinton and Brown set to travel to Hillsboro for another public reception.
Washington AP reports President Johnson maintains secrecy on Viet Nam plans to avoid tipping off the North and the public. McNamara and Lodge travel to Saigon for a survey as Joint Chiefs reportedly consider larger troop levels, while Dirksen Ford and Laird press for more consultation and possible military steps.
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