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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1965
Page
4
The notice lists subscription pricing and mailing policy for the News-Journal Inc. located at Middletown Ohio. It mentions second class mail status and weekly and seven day rates with outside trading area pricing and U.S. payable terms.
A speaker praises the American Red Cross for 85 years of service likening it to an immune system that fights disaster. He urges long-time donors to give again and new supporters to consider the need and contribute as a civic duty. A stray note mentions Communist nations in the neighborhood.
The Young Republicans national leadership training in Washington hints at a shift away from Goldwater zeal toward a more temperate conservatism. While Percy achieved a big win, critics note a move toward gradualism, suggesting the GOP may broaden its base despite ongoing coin and currency shortages cited by Mint Director Eva Adams.
Senate Preparedness Chairman John Stennis charges Defense Secretary McNamara pursues a dangerous, unwarranted gamble by delaying a new manned bomber. He cites aging B models, reliance on missiles, and the long lead time to produce a replacement, urging urgent development to preserve strategic air power.
Kosygin calls for withdrawal of U S troops from South Korea and Vietnam while urging the UN to overlook Soviet treachery. The piece argues the UN must recognize Soviet arms support to China in Korea and Vietnam and questions Soviet restraint and true aims. The article cites Vishinsky on Soviet arms to China and notes American casualties in Korea.
President Johnson faces a tangle of conflicting views at home and abroad over South Viet Nam. Some urge a stepped up war, others a negotiated settlement and withdrawal. A white paper argues North Viet Nam directs the war, while Buddhists push for a cease fire. The government’s legitimacy in South Viet Nam remains contested as regional leaders threaten separate authority.
Acadia National Park on the Maine coast near Mount Desert Island is noted as the first U.S. national park east of the Mississippi. A pinch of salt on barbecue coals cools flames and reduces smoke from broiled meat. Cuban cigar bands began to protect aristocratic ladies who smoked secretly. The ostrich is the largest living bird.
Readers are urged to donate gently used clothing to the Rotary Club drive. Women’s and men’s garments no longer worn will be picked up or dropped off, funding Rotary charity work while clearing closets for a fresh start.
Dorothy Kilgallen recalls a playful interview night with Rock Hudson in a pink drawing room. They share stories about Mexico and a New York TV show, dining at the Four Seasons, and a late ride home in a black Mercedes-Benz.
The first batch of British made reproductions of French furniture has shipped from London for sale in France. A Bath State Bank robbery in Bath Indiana ended with an escape. Betcha Dollar Dennis laments a lost Oaklawn win after a prior wager.
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