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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription rates for all editions and delivery options. It lists per copy prices, weekly carrier rates, and annual mail subscriptions inside and outside trading areas, with a note on payment in advance and publication history since 1857.
A brief biblical exhortation urges believers to yield themselves to God as living from death to life and present their members as instruments of righteousness, citing Romans 6:13 from the RSV.
An NBC Council on Churches mission reports indescribable brutality at a Jackson penal camp where hundreds of peaceable demonstrators were held after state capitol protests. John M. Pratt cites deliberate cruelty aimed at breaking spirits and health, condemning Mississippi racial policy and calling for federal intervention. FCC Chairman Henry protests wasteful TV practices.
GOP chairman Ray Bliss urges unity as Barry Goldwater forms the Free Society Association. He warns splinter groups can fracture the two party system and urges Goldwater to keep the group from weakening the Republican Party and American politics.
In El Akbir a Coptic village high in the chocolate mountains, the ascetic Jetta kills two lovers seen with his sister Caisa. Hassan the atheist mayor and judge presides as the village reels from a high faith, low mercy tragedy.
John Chamberlain contrasts Ben Spock and George Dyer through their wartime and postwar paths. Spock, famed baby guru, supports peaceful means to curb nuclear threat, while Dyer, wartime intelligence officer turned political scientist, advocates learning by doing and strategic strength to deter aggression.
A 1960s viewpoint argues the United States must stay in Vietnam until a clear victory is achieved to prevent Communist expansion. It warns against undermining morale, stresses commitment to allies, and links distant conflicts to national security, warning of broader war if withdrawal occurs.
Dave Regan notes the Fourth of July holiday draws many to outdoor recreation and warns of drowning risks. The Red Cross offers eight safety tips for small boats and canoes, including life jackets, proper equipment, weather checks, and staying with a capsized boat. Be cautious while swimming and avoid entering water soon after eating.
Dorothy Kilgallen Burton is offered 190000 for a book. Pamela Mason’s companion is Tom Duggan. Lana Turner’s daughter Cheryl Crane quits modeling for a restaurant hostess job. Ann Sothern and Doan Fontaine survive injuries from a Park Avenue fire. John Lindsay tours beaches with Allen and Allen during a fourth of July drive. Mary Rodgers recruits dancers for Lindsay staff. Barbra Streisand linked to Funny Girl in London. Jacqueline Kennedy and friends see The Sandpiper, then preview it in private screening. Rumors swirl around Chad and Jeremy’s split and a joked monster canary book gag. Jerry Vale to sing. Dinah Shore tours. Rock Hudson and Claudia Cardinale queried. Jordan Christopher’s marriage boosts his club value. Tony Pastor’s to become a discotheque. Marty Martin may headline for Merrick.
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