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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists advertising and delivery details with rates for day by mail and carrier. It specifies pricing for in city and suburban delivery, trading area, outside area, and international, along with payment terms and publication frequency.
A discussion on cosmic expansion, its implications for faith, and how new astronomical findings from Mt Wilson and Palomar challenge lay notions of God’s scope. The piece argues that divine concepts do not hinge on universe size and that expanding knowledge reveals more beyond human comprehension. A final note criticizes administration limits in Vietnam and dismissive criticism.
A humorous editorial notes a planned national smiling contest in Hawaii in July, praising genuine smiles but skeptical of endless "Cheese" smiles for cameras. The piece suggests a hog-calling contest could boost mood more, and calls Congress to simplify federal income tax laws.
A brief meditation on how daily life becomes patterned by habits. The author suggests trying a morning without a watch to reveal how often we check time and rely on routine. The small experiment exposes our timekeeping as a habit more than a necessity.
Dr. David Anderson testifies before a House committee that federal urban renewal displaces owners, forces retirement, and destroys work with widespread rent increases and neighborhood disruption. He argues renewal may violate constitutional limits on takings and cites cases of a grocer, a shoemaker, and a fruit seller as examples.
The piece argues crime stems from mental irregularities not poverty or education. It cites Duane Pope and Alfred Gonzague as examples and calls for more research into causes and preventive measures, including tighter controls on firearms for those with dangerous mental traits.
President Johnson held an afternoon news conference that boosted public hopes for peace yet followed by a harsh Viet Nam turn as BS2 bombers from Guam began high level strikes on the Viet Cong. The White House timing also matched Goldwater’s press session and a British Commonwealth peace mission. Johnson said the U S would cooperate with the five nation peace effort led by Harold Wilson, while warning that talks with the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong were unlikely. The Pentagon said bombing from Guam took about six hours to reach Viet Nam, with completion reported two hours after Johnson spoke.
Oldest American fort Fort Constitution built in 1775 to block British fleet. Marble statues gain lustre from light entering stone and reflecting through crystals. San Francisco marked a 1948 white Christmas, first in weather bureau history.
Gallagher of the Middletown Mail faces a rift as a heartfelt poem sparks controversy. A reader letter from Mary recounts a dramatic love scene and warns against publishing a suicide suggestion, revealing village tensions over romance and market reports in the early paper.
In defense of the term consumerism Governor Romney is praised while critics argue capitalism and communism have collapsed. The piece frames the American economy as consumer driven, with the public as the primary agent in both politics and commerce. It critiques labels and praises anti monopoly laws that empower the consumer.
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