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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1965
Page
4
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Courts in Arkansas and Delaware will hear suits arguing that states should divide electoral votes proportionally rather than award them to the winner. The plan would give minority voices in each state a voice, potentially changing incentives in future elections. The piece also notes remarks on marriage durations and a quickening divorce rate.
The French and Indian War 1754 63 decided whether North America stayed British or French, linked to the Seven Years War. It ended French threat to colonies, boosting Washington, and shaped later American independence debates. The article also critiques NRA gun control lobbying, noting potential dealer interests and policy effects. A closing Mars TV delay joke caps the piece.
An essay celebrating America travels from the East to the West praising the nation’s scenery and people. The author recalls visiting the Little Bighorn battlefield and the Pony Express site in Missouri, praising courage, history, and daily acts of neighborly love across the country.
In a tongue in cheek forecast the piece proposes fly swatting as a national sport with a scoring system from one to five points for common houseflies bees and wasps, a governing NFSL rules, and gear evolution while noting Montana Yellowstone Ranch for Boys and the idea of arena setup challenges for Olympic level competition.
Paul Harvey argues that Vietnamese women have fought alongside men and that South Vietnam plans a new reserve with women aged 20 to 25. He questions whether American forces will adopt women on the firing line, noting historic gender roles and potential implications for U.S. military policy.
Washington residents react as Citizens For Goldwater Miller lingers with $250,000 from 1964. The group now operates from Wiley T. Buchanan Jr. offices while railing against GOP disunity and promoting Barry Goldwater’s Free Society Association amid fundraising talks.
Ingrid Bergman faces reluctance to accept a Broadway lead in A Month in the Country due to separation from her young children in Europe. The piece surveys celebrity moves in film and TV, noting lavish overseas sales, romances, divorces, and show business power players like Joe Levine, Carol Channing, and Brigitte Bardot amid a bustling entertainment market.
The article notes Milt, a Sterling printer, observing friends blaming laziness on spring fever while still suffering into summer, implying sleep remains a costly or elusive commodity for some.
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