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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal from Middletown Ohio lists its address at S Broad and First Ave and notes publication daily by News Journal Inc. It claims Second Class main matter status and references its founding year 1857 with a biblical verse.
The House approved a 1965 HUAC operating fund of 370000 and rejected a hearing requirement to justify the budget. Critics label HUAC methods as exposure driven and question legislative purpose, while some propose placing HUAC under the Judiciary Committee for restraint and oversight.
The article notes former Vice President Nixon as the strongest GOP figure early, praised by Goldwater as head and shoulders above others and likely party choice in 1968. It cautions a front runner now may not guarantee the nomination, given future elections, rival candidates, and shifting issues.
The Miami Beach gala honors Jackie Gleason with 2000 guests at the Fontainebleau. Bishop Fulton Sheen, Jack Philbin, Ernest Seiler, and June Taylor dancers join in the celebration as Gleason’s friends surprise him with gifts and stories of his charity. For the leper colony gift, Gleason inspired a clinic and aid, kept anonymous by request.
The March report notes a second Moscow protest at the American embassy with police guarding the building while demonstrators clash with security. It argues the display shows Kremlin clumsiness, aids propaganda, and signals potential strains in U S Soviet relations over Vietnam and diplomacy.
The piece reflects on Alabama politics after last November's election, praising conservative principles while noting the need for a loyal opposition. It questions sustained Great Society policies and argues conservatives must balance tradition with openness to future reform, urging prudent navigation at crossroads.
A columnist laments national arms in poverty and urges inner peace. While pointing to Selma tragedy as a national tragedy, the piece highlights community aid after a fire at William Hahn Jr. home, showing Holy Trinity Church and local groups aiding a family’s 23rd anniversary loss.
Dorothy Kilgallen recalls a glamorous New York night for the Sound of Music opening and a star-studded Americana Hotel party. Julie Andrews, Robert Wise, Helen Hayes, and Oscar Hammerstein are highlighted along with speeches, tears, and a posthumous award from the Mary MacArthur Memorial Fund of the March of Dimes.
The note discusses test marketing maple syrup flavored bacon and quips about novelty foods. It mentions San Marino’s small army of 11 and a joke about silent movies and audience subtitles. The piece muses on noisy plants and compares a dogwood bark to tiger lily gnarl for amusement.
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