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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1965
Page
4
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Opinion condemns sit ins at the White House as shocking and ineffective for advancing human rights. It argues that while Negro citizens deserve full rights, disruption harms the civil rights movement and the dignity of the nation’s historic home.
An editorial contrasts a Santa Ana judge forcing a bad checks offender to wear a plastic stigma with a Supreme Court ruling that allows the federal government to sue states to protect voting rights. It laments punishments that visually brand offenders and stresses the unity of a nation under constitutional guarantees.
Fulton Lewis Jr. recounts owning Away We Go, a 35‑foot cabin cruiser built in 1960. After costly repairs at multiple yards from Palm Beach to Hallandale, a Miami Shipyard supervisor finally finds no dry rot but notes bottom joints unfinished and offers to complete the work, with further painting if kept out of water.
The piece notes dwindling Southern opposition to civil rights legislation as President Johnson pushes a far reaching voting rights bill. It cites possible filibuster less likely under Dirksen and growing Northern and national support, recalling past protests from Montgomery to Selma and federal court rulings against police interference.
German scientists report high bids for Latin American bedbugs and spiders as a novelty trade. West Germany shows slow adoption of trading stamps for merchandise. A government property check shows Uncle Sam holds land buildings and equipment valued at 323.9 billion dollars. the national debt is estimated at 322 billion dollars this year. Akmolinsk settlers remember the White Tomb with discouragement.
A column argues that a White House Justice Department bill to let federal registrars override state voter laws risks eroding states’ control over qualifications and upends constitutional balance. It cites Lassiter and Guinn to warn that Congress cannot alter state electoral processes by statute and urges thorough debate.
Dave Regan notes spring in the almanac while predicting variable weather and lingering cold. Robins return with sun-kissed red breasts as the season inches forward. Garden prospects depend on last fall efforts and investment, with spring finally arriving tomorrow amid lingering March chill.
A 17 year old New Yorker Vivian Edwards may headline a fall engagement in night clubs, signed by Basin Street impresario Ralph Watkins. Other notes include Judy Garland planning Chicago concert May 7 and London audiences embracing Psyche 59 for its silly, chic appeal.
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