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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1965
Page
4
Broad at First Ave Entered at Postoffice Middletown Ohio as second class mail matter. Subscription rates list per copy and weekly costs for weekdays Sundays and mail options including in city suburban trading area and outside areas with annual prices. Published daily by News-Journal Inc founded in 1857.
Partial OCR shows a Pauline citation about doing all in the name of the Lord Jesus and giving thanks to the Father through him, referencing Colossians.
Ohio Senate Bill 68 would trim one crewman on over the road freight trains and yard ops. Only 3,447 of 12,142 rail operating employees in Ohio oppose the measure, with two major unions withdrawing opposition. Engineers and trainmen say new agreements with the Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference protect job security for current employees. The minority fighting SB 68 thus comes from a small faction within operating unions.
The vice president's commencement remarks at American University reflect a shift from Kennedy's 1960 call for a nuclear test ban to a more forceful stance amid Vietnam. He argues for military power in Asia, provoking debate over whether escalation serves national interests and whether negotiations should replace force. A dispatch notes East Germans' resignation under the Red regime, with a hint of potential resignation if possible.
A nurse recalls a cheerful patient Wes who lost both legs and later another, yet remained joyful. A drunk visitor asks why, and Wes points to the Bible. Reading scripture lifts his spirits, showing how faith sustains happiness amid hardship.
An Indiana Monticello Chamber event drew a Henderson Kentucky editor Ed Shannon who complained about a misspelled sign and an antique auto show ad while critiquing regional hospitality He recounted driving to Indiana Beach and a humorous yet pointed exchange with locals reflecting cross state tensions and cultural contrasts.
Amid a scorching Chicago summer crowds protest school seclusion and demand superintendent ouster while leaders condemn the Daley machine. Dick Gregory’s water protest and arrests draw national attention as Selma’s mayor questions northern actions. Leroy Collins criticizes Chicago ghettos as a national issue.
A columnist outlines a provocative method for retired workers to advance socially by moving to a new town and downplaying their past roles. From blue collar to perceived executive, and professors or pastors to titles like Doctor or Dean, with caution about not misrepresenting one’s history. The piece cautions against fraud and notes that new towns often accept a polished past over exact credentials. It also advertises a space booklet offer.
A jumble of showbiz rumors spans Vera Swift and Sybil Burton in romance gossip, Tony Awards chatter with Neil Simon and other playwrights, Christopher Plummer sightings, Colleen Dewhurst and George Scott reconciliation, Judy Garland era mentions, Lucius Clay GOP hints, and real estate as Burl Ives eyes Bahamas sale.
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