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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
4
Subscriptions prices listed for Middletown Journal daily and Sunday editions. Rates include per week carrier in-city and suburban areas 50 cents, 7 day mail in trading area 12 dollars yearly, 200 dollars outside trading area, 385 dollars outside USA. All subscriptions payable in advance. Established since 1857.
A religious exhortation from 1 Corinthians 15 58 urging readers to be steadfast and productive in service to the Lord, assuring that their labor in faith is not in vain. The message emphasizes perseverance and unwavering dedication to spiritual duties.
The United States funds non-military aid in Viet Nam through AID at about 285 million dollars yearly. It builds schools and roads, trains officials, provides doctors and hospital supplies, and rebuilds villages ravaged by 20 years of war. The program supports civilians and helps contain communism.
A 1962 American record by Bud Edelen for the one hour run is noted as a benchmark. The National Amateur Athletic Union held its championship on June 26. Reporters reveal top contenders train about 100 miles weekly and 4 500 to 5 000 miles yearly, with four to five years of preparation. The winner receives a gold medal.
The American Medical Association still opposes a government aged care program but signals some leaders may help shape Medicare implementation. President Dr James Z Appel urged a conciliatory line with President Johnson, yet hardliners remain wary of softening. A cautious shift could hinge on genuine intent to work within the law.
Bobby Vinton arrived in London to learn Secretary Swinson refused his work permit as a reprisal against U S show business unions. He could perform only speaking parts on 14 planned broadcasts. Allen Klein battled officials for a workaround as Vinton pressed Washington for help.
A Washington correspondent argues the Supreme Court has grown like a super legislature, undermining Congress and states. Excerpts from opinions in a Connecticut birth control case show justices debating constitutional limits and judicial self restraint.
Dave Regan notes Armco’s MacIntire departs for Florida with wife Helen after years publishing the Arm-Co-Operator. Co workers staged a luncheon and parting gift featuring a Malaluca tree and a John Birch Society membership. Mac’s quips and June 25 doom calls remain memorable.
Political scientists note delegates at party conventions are an elite group, yet conventions unleash bedlam on radiotelevised gatherings. Dwight Eisenhower urges reforms to curb floor demonstrations and keep nondelegates off the floor, aiming for more orderly proceedings.
A Reno golfer carded back to back holes in one on the same course over two days, a rare feat reflecting rare consistency. The scene recalls a playful note about space walks and strange proposed names like Struttin Among the Stars.
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