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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1965
Page
4
Middletown Ohio postal notice listsClassified pricing for daily and Sunday editions. Subscriptions shown: $12 yearly in area, $20 outside area, $35 elsewhere. Public notice includes proverb from Proverbs 10 12.
President Johnson and Secretary Wirtz report rapid progress in the federally funded Neighborhood Youth Corps. The plan targets over 200 000 youths aged 16 to 21 with about 150 000 job placements in community projects while many will remain in school or receive training. The program aims to ease poverty without a declared emergency atmosphere and notes Viet Nam policy as a separate concern.
London's Fashion Council head Louis Stanbury blasts Harold Wilson saying his clothes are too wide sleeves too long and braces visible. He argues slovenly dress harms Britain’s custom tailoring sales though Wilson likely gains support from working class voters in a Labour government. McNamara tops off the piece with a blunt nuclear remark about potential fatalities.
Senator Cannon of Nevada and Roy Wilkins of the NAACP debated a federal law creating federal registrars at a Senate Rules subcommittee hearing. Wilkins pressed for action this session while Cannon urged congressional decision, noting that public demand could push Congress to act.
The article explains sun aging, solar death, and planetary fate. It notes warming seas, melting ice caps, rising oceans, and a distant ice age cycle. It describes a red giant sun nearing supernova behavior and a 100 million year death throes ending with planets drifting lifeless in space.
A Chicago judge ruled two policemen could not draw guns during an arrest, prompting opposition from Illinois Attorney Daniel Ward. The piece surveys Mallory rulings and calls for tougher police-conviction standards, arguing courts misuse technicalities to free offenders.
A commentary traces George Wallace's defiant stance during the Selma to Montgomery march led by Martin Luther King Jr. The piece recalls Kennedy era clashes, federal desegregation at the University of Alabama, and calls in Congress for stronger voting protections as civil rights demonstrations face policing actions and national shock.
The piece notes seasonal dates from the almanac including spring on March 2 at 3 06 pm and summer on June 21 at 9 56 am with autumn and winter dates. It urges cautious optimism about an early spring and minimal late frosts, while acknowledging potential variability.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Tarita dancing in a Tahiti nightclub chorus with no billing for Mutiny on the Bounty link. Sid Bernstein lands Beatles booking for August amid 50 000 teen crowds and hefty advance.
Readers weigh in on national symbols as a dandelion proposal gains attention. Notes on sharks meat protein claim, February weather, Beatles issue, and Jimmy Durante fashion award provide a collage of prior reflections.
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