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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
4
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The analysis notes Justice Arthur J. Goldberg lacks prime qualifications Stevenson had for the United Nations post. He is unknown abroad and lacks world affairs background, requiring quick acclimation to foreign policy despite recognized conciliatory ability and government performance. The Houston domed stadium costs 21000 daily to air condition and home runs will travel a costly path in baseball.
The piece urges stronger federal and local action to curb crime in Washington with a call for better policing and funding. It notes the President's vow to push aggressive measures while stressing the need to address root social causes alongside law enforcement. It contrasts civic safety with a stray remark about De Gaulle.
Washington press corps mingled with ten American women who had just returned from Jakarta to denounce U S military actions in South Vietnam. The event at Christopher and Dagmar Wilson hosted by the British diplomat and WSP leader highlighted alleged Geneva era style antiwar agitation and communist ties cited by investigators.
The starfish eats oysters by prying open shells with suction tentacles and extruding its stomach to digest the prey. Sun spots are magnetic storms on the sun that eject charged particles. The peach origin traces to China with a 5000 year history. There are over 100000 steam locomotives outside the United States. Lake Menzalen lies near Port Said at the Suez Canal entrance. Paul Revere was forty years old during his famous ride.
Washington argues that a new national bill would force union membership as a condition of employment, eroding minority rights and individual freedom of belief and association. It cites state prohibitions and Supreme Court precedent protecting minority workers while warning of widespread political and religious pressure behind the measure.
Washington analysis argues that presidents including Johnson use quiet announcing to manage Congress and public opinion. The piece notes Kennedy and Johnson avoided criticism by surprise actions and kept decisions low key, including troop deployments in the Dominican Republic to prevent a Communist takeover.
A historian cites Egyptian roots for tap dance while noting desert heat and thin sandals. A New York professor owns 15 000 travel timetables from rail, air and sea routes, suggesting busy collecting more than traveling. Zadok Dumkopf quips about laziness and bathing suits. Early American theater is linked to a pre Revolutionary era play at Cole's Tavern in Virginia.
A concerned local woman wrote about her Navy son in Hawaii and pay issues. Norman Paul of the Defense Department replied that the administration backs military pay raises and proposed a Presidential Pay Commission to review federal compensation every four years. The letter was dated July 22.
Tony Bennett may accept a film role in The Oscar with MGM eyeing The Dirty Dozen after current work. The New York Hotel Association mulls Whitey Ford as a goodwill ambassador post baseball season. Indonesias crackdown on Beatle records prompts questions about morality. Rumors link Glenn Ford and Kathryn Hayes, while Elizabeth Taylor’s Sandpiper success seeds a Europe shoot next year. Fire Island prices surge, New York water woes prompt a multi million dollar pipeline plan. Barbra Streisand’s Lainie Kazan breaks in. Chaplin comments on his son. Belafonte may tour internationally for CBS with budget questions.
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