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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices and mailing options. Rates include 10 cents per weekday copy, 50 cents per week by carrier, 12 dollars yearly by mail in trading area, 2000 dollars outside trading area, and 35 dollars outside the US. Subscriptions payable in advance.
The Senate considers authorizing a state lottery to finance government, sparking opposition from church groups and critics who warn of higher costs, gambling harms, and reliance on illit imate revenue. Senator Greenberg says passage signals a failure to fund needs by legitimate methods. Compliance with equal pay for women noted.
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers boosts books for hill country schools in Appalachia. PTA collected about half a million books, aiming for one million with REA Express shipping at a low rate through mid July, to empower one room schools next fall.
The piece argues firing can shock but sparks growth by matching talent to work. It cites figures like Jack Paar Philip Wrigley John F Kennedy Herbert Hoover and Ernest Hemingway to illustrate that success comes from pursuing natural talent over economic compulsion. It concludes quitting or being fired can shape a better path.
The influential adviser Bernard Baruch warns President De Gaulle against France pursuing nuclear weapons. He argues the nuclear arms race risks global destruction and urges France to join the free world’s strength and unity, recalling America’s wartime contributions and postwar burdens.
The piece recalls the 1945 San Francisco founding of the United Nations and the subsequent erosion of idealism as big powers clung to the veto, leaving a wary hope for a durable international order. It highlights Bernard M. Baruch’s wartime service and prescient insights into global affairs.
A tribute notes Bernard Baruch the adviser to presidents who died this week at age near 94. It cites his early wealth, his quotes on praise politeness and helpfulness, his devotion to the United States, fond remarks on America's climate and opportunity, and his long life spent in regular exercise and hunting with dogs.
Mob boss Sam Giancana remains jailed in Chicago after refusing to testify despite immunity. The judge granted full immunity, yet Giancana clings to silence while lawyers appeal to the U S Supreme Court amid the old guard of gangland power.
The reading urges conservative business and financial action with no risks. It points to favorable real estate deals and long term projects, notes a forthcoming highly important 12 month period for career and finances, and lists best periods for travel and opportunities through next year.
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