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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
4
S Broad St at First Ave Frtered at Postoffice Middetown Ohio lists subscription rates: Per copy weekday 10 cents, Sunday 15 cents. Carrier in city and suburban areas 50 cents per week. By mail in trading area seven days 12 dollars per year. Outside trading area seven days 20.90 dollars per year. Outside US 35 dollars per year. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.
Terael told Joseph to go to Shechem to find his brothers and feed the flock. Joseph answered Here am I. The verse records a responsive call and readiness to act.
A change of judges in the Jack Ruby case promises orderly proceedings as his appeal of the Oswald slaying moves toward completion. District Judge Louis Holland replaces Brown to restore discipline, while the Kennedy assassination aftermath keeps Americans attentive to a fair, sober ending. The Russian government may sell czarist art treasures in London to raise funds.
A report to the American Medical Association warns that even small amounts of alcohol can fatally impair a passenger’s use of emergency oxygen at 30 000 to 40 000 feet should cabin pressure fail. Laboratory tests show a bit more than one martini can cut useful consciousness time by about 39 percent. The AMA argues airlines should stop serving drinks on high level flights.
A reflective piece extols paper’s ubiquity in daily life and the broader system, noting its essential role in records and messaging while highlighting simple uses like plates cups tissues and packaging. The author concludes with a grateful nod to paper’s value.
Washington trends show escalating crime as Chief Justice Warren orders extra safety for female workers at the Supreme Court. The piece cites Mallory and Killough rules and notes rising street violence, with cases from juvenile transfers to adult charges, random assaults, rapes, and robberies. It links crime spikes to stalled omnibus anti crime legislation and congressional inaction despite broad political support.
President Johnson, at the United Nations 20th anniversary in San Francisco, urged that peace talks be led by the United Nations, challenging pacifist critics and insisting the U S is willing to discuss an end to the Vietnam conflict. The correspondent notes moral force and UN charter mechanisms as paths to peace amid Communist denouncements.
Eighteen months after Kennedy's assassination Congress prepares a constitutional amendment to specify succession rules if a president dies or is disabled or there is no vice president. The plan requires two thirds of Congress and ratification by three quarters of states, with a separate push to make killing a president a federal crime under consideration by the Senate.
The piece notes lingering heat and rising demand for air conditioning and fans after a cool month. It recounts a Columbus trip to the German Village, heat slowing driving, crowded streets, and old brick homes. The writer urges early visits next year and comments on road quality and driving ease along I 71.
Marion Brando is lined up as hero in The Chase while Robert Red ford battles as villain in the proposed role. Rumors swirl about box office heat and industry figures from Sam Spiegel to Arthur Penn.
The Taos town celebration marks 350 years since 1618 with remarks on its history. Local residents recall Grand Pappy Jenkins and the humor of naming a hall of fame the ironie note. The piece hints at long term residency and a permanent camp setting in Taos New Mexico.
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