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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices and policies: per week 15c for weekday and Sunday, 50c weekly by carrier in city and suburbs, 12 per year by mail in trading area, 20 per year outside trading area, 35 per year outside USA. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News-Journal Inc.
A devotional line from Psalm 103 invites believers to recall God’s benefits and blessings, urging gratitude and reverence for divine mercy and provision. It emphasizes memory of blessings as a spiritual discipline.
The Yugoslav case of Miograd Bulatovic s Hero On a Don key shows censorship hinges on standards and hidden motives. An official commission bans the book after serial publication and a publisher destroys plates claiming 42 shocking scenes. The court awards damages yet Yugoslav readers remain denied access.
Leonard H. Marks, chosen by President Johnson to lead the United States Information Agency, is described as a capable lawyer and communications expert with close ties to the President. The piece stresses the need for USIA to be a credible voice by reporting both good and bad about America, not just government propaganda. It notes Loomis and Wilson will depart and urges responsible news handling. a final jab hopes FCC could improve ad quality as well.
Jim Bishop recalls a honeymoon in Vienna amid grand hotels and tangled rings of streets. He describes getting hopelessly lost, language quirks, the Imperial Hotel, a Mercedes rental, and wandering from the Danube toward Melk while noting monuments to wars and scenes of old Europe.
The piece recounts General Harold K Johnson, a survivor of Bataan and postwar conflicts, who faced a perilous journey on a Japanese prison ship. Amid prison holds and air attacks he prayed, found spiritual counsel from a Catholic priest, and later chose a life dedicated to God and service.
The piece cites Theodore Sorensen and Robert F. Kennedy on Kennedy’s Bay of Pigs decision. It argues civilians erred by relying on advisors and that military planners bore responsibility for planning, execution, and the lack of air cover. It notes the plan rested with the Pentagon CIA and Joint Chiefs, with no U.S. forces to be used.
A caller asked about the Heloise column and onion odor on pregnant hands. Staff recalled two home tips a silver teaspoon under cold water and vinegar, though they did not confirm which, if either, helped and the woman never called back.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Dr. Robert Baird arrives home with bombshells on Britain's drug scene. He claims the so called British method of treatment is a farce and will be changed, revealing easy heroin access and nobility hooked on drugs. Hoffa heads to Supreme Court while plotting a handpicked successor.
A Washington sociologist claims college students should be taught responsible drinking rather than being left to learn at bars. The discussion centers on whether education can reduce alcohol risks among youth.
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