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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for daily and Sunday issues with per week, weekly, and yearly options. Rates cover in city and suburban carrier delivery, trading area mail, and outside trading area including international, with payment in advance.
A fragmentary quote from Esther asks who knows if one has come for such a time as this, reflecting a thematic moment of purpose. No additional context or events provided.
A family scene on a steep hill shows a parked car with a heavy trailer and two girls inside. The point is to instill safe driving habits such as turning wheels to curb, securing loads, signaling, checking lanes, and staying alert to prevent accidents.
Washington reports Rep. John Lindsay plans to run as an independent for New York City mayor, risking GOP backlash as he rejects party labels and top Republican backing. Wagner and conservatives challenge his stance while Connally opposes repeal of Taft Hartley 148 in Texas.
David Lawrence argues the Caribbean crisis requires engaging Fidel Castro rather than frontal assault. He notes Cuban refugees leaving Miami for Tulsa and reports Britain’s exports to Havana rising, signaling a failed sea blockade and growing Cuban crop success.
In a sprawling analysis, the piece argues the Dominican revolt tests the OAS and UN limits on intervention, notes Cuba's Castro regime and Soviet ties, and weighs possibilities from seawater refugee corridors to regional peacekeeping. It cites Johnson statements and warns of political risk in action or inaction.
Attendance at Milwaukee baseball games has plunged since the franchise moved toward a big league status a decade ago. Only 912 fans were recorded at a recent game as manager Bobby Bragan defends his stance while acknowledging dwindling crowds and rising businesslike motives behind the sports.
University of Chicago medical professor Dr. George Wied reports a simple inexpensive diagnostic method for uterine cancer. The test uses fluorescence to measure nucleic acid in uterine cells and offers reliable results to encourage wider screening.
A British entrant knocked down 13 119 pins in twelve hours in a striking display. A Tiyeareld Chingford England housewife has passed her final bar exams and plans to become a professional dancing teacher. A church in England grants a group permission for a dance and wiener roast in the cemetery amid cautious hopes the event stays respectful.
In a reflective column the writer notes crowding on Interstate 75 and holiday travel chaos after a long weekend. He recounts the heavy highway death toll and the urge to return to normal routines while questioning why people push risky behavior on holidays.
Autry eyes New York hotel purchase as Gene Autry rejects offer. Sid Bernstein eyes second Shea Stadium concert with $212,000 already in hand. Kim Novak and Richard Johnston tour stirs campus chatter. Lehman’s Virginia Woolf film runs two and a half hours with intermission. Barbra Streisand TV special bows Oct 8, Danny Kaye’s show lauded. Atlantic Records sale to ABC Paramount looms.
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