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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1965
Page
4
The notice lists per copy and by mail subscription rates for the publication. Weekday copies cost six cents, Sundays fifteen cents. In-city and suburban carrier delivery is fifty cents weekly, with mail options $12 yearly in the trading area, $20 outside it, and $35 yearly outside Los Angeles. All subscriptions are payable in advance. The publication is issued daily by News Journal Inc, founded in 1857.
The Kennedy memorial at Runnymede features a white stone monolith honoring his pledge to defend freedom. The monument sits on an acre of ground near Magna Carta’s historic site, linking his inaugural resolve to the enduring challenge of liberty. A closing quip notes a tax return jab, reflecting a lighter touch amid the text.
Crumbs of information surface about Nikita S. Khrushchev and wife occupying a new five room apartment near the Kremlin while Usovo remains his country home. Rumors cite a state limousine and privileges, with no direct confirmation from Khrushchev and limited public sightings.
The piece previews stretch fabrics in men’s shirts and trousers, noting built in waistline stretch and snug neck sizing as a practical advance. It lauds designers for pushing workable, comfortable ideas and hints at upcoming spring style forecasts.
Jim Bishop argues the American press acts as a fourth branch of government yet must sharpen its conscience. He notes the Dallas coverage of Kennedy’s assassination exposed flaws and urges responsibility, accuracy, and restraint amid sensationalism and rumor.
The article questions federal judges who address public issues that may later be litigated. It cites Justice William C. Douglas supporting Red China seats at the UN and de militarization of Nationalist China, and Judge J. Skelly Wright criticizing racial imbalance in schools. It notes Supreme Court hesitancy on desegregation rulings and argues judges sharing public arguments can fuel perceptions of political bias and extremism.
Washington reports compare Johnson's Vietnam approach to Kennedy's Cuba missile stand. Johnson confronts North Vietnamese communists indirectly signaling Red China and Russia while Khrushchev’s successors remain unpredictable, raising fears of broader conflict and global leadership consequences.
A concise note cites that roughly one percent of U S prisoners die or are executed in prison. It also states that apparel stands as New York state’s largest manufacturing industry.
A reader plans to ask the Trenton Council about cat licenses arguing cats are as annoying as dogs and should share dog license funds. The letter discusses roaming cats, rabies concerns, and the desire for a possible state law to curb nuisance behaviors.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Laini Kazan leaving Funny Girl and potential show cancellations if Barbra Streisand misses performances. Warren Beatty builds a new production arm with Schulberg and Elaine May, while Fryer Carr Harris targets TWA audio stereo onboard. Catherine Cocktails and other showbiz notes sweep with Malcolm X funeral, Audrey Hepburn rumors, and upcoming projects.
Denver owners note their beagle hound favors warmed walnuts marinated in butter with heated milk on the side. The dog may be seeking a diet change while Milt the printer jokes about spring and frostbite as the second robin arrives. Sweden’s lakes and weight trends are briefly mentioned with light observations. A fur hat with a built in transistor radio is touted for men and football fans may hear a better game.
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