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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal of Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates and delivery options. Rates include per copy, weekly and yearly mailings, and discounts for advance payment. The paper, published daily by News Journal Inc, traces its founding to 1857.
A biblical verse notes Paul and Silas praying at midnight while chained in prison, the other prisoners listening as they sang and prayed to God. The event highlights faith, resilience, and spiritual solace under persecution.
Springboro fans prepare for high school basketball in Columbus as Panthers supporters rally behind Burkhart Blevins Kearns Jackson Mockabee and teammates. Town pride grows with signs white carnations and blue ribbons fueling a hopeful run.
A New York City restaurant hosted a Pop art show with items like an empty laundry bag on a green backdrop priced at 500 dollars and a metal baseball caricature with a cereal box visible through a window priced at 1500 dollars. Other pieces included soup cartons and a refrigerator-front cartoon with prices up to 4500 dollars. The piece aim was shock, but the reviewer predicted more laughter than offense.
Jim Bishop surveys Baltimore's port, history, and changing cityscape through harbor master Jean Hofmeister. He contrasts old waterfront character with 20th century modernization, notes economic shifts from oysters to steel and freight, and recalls Fort McHenry and Key as anchors of identity.
Middle-aged father endures strict meals and workouts to shed fat while his teenage son powers through triple portions and celebrates each new pound. The contrast sharpens at the gym where father toils and the boy remains upbeat, highlighting the stubborn divide in their dieting battle.
In Washington the Republican Senate leaders are accused of misinterpreting the minority's function on voting rights legislation urged by President Johnson. The piece argues bipartisan support may yield credits to the majority, while the minority risks political costs and is blamed for compromising party principles. It warns that using ex post facto style penalties and court controls threatens constitutional balance.
Washington chatter centers on unpaid DPL tickets from embassies as 6150 violations last ten months pile up. Soviet bloc leads with 2000 unpaid. Germany 247. Britain 33. Embassies reportedly crack down, some appoint traffic officers to police their staff. Luxembourg reportedly spotless.
Mrs. Isa belle Jones of 910 Centennial Ave and her brother Police Officer Robert Sloan were raised by Mrs. Lulu Canada after being taken from a children's home as babies. Jones recalls Canada's devotion and Bethel AME Church service, noting her moral legacy and Christian teaching.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Broadway, film, and society whispers. Impresario Sol Hurok lies in a Gotham hospital for surgery under another name while Newport Jazz Festival eyes an Ohio venue. Keely Smith’s circle, Khrushchev’s return, Dan Dailey, a Cuban ship cargo, Some Like It Hot musical, and Julie Andrews’ Broadway plans all flash in rapid-fire items.
The north magnetic pole area is where magnetic force is vertical downward. A non nicotine cigarette with ground corncob, made by an Indianapolis man, received a patent. Revere silver pieces were largely produced after the American Revolution. The sephalic index uses head breadth divided by length. The US Coast Guard Academy at New London was founded in 1876. Hippo skin can reach two inches thick. Isle of Man’s main work is farming tourism and fishing. A fly is born full grown and does not grow further.
Malacca Straits lie between Malaya and Sumatra extending about 485 miles. The sea covers roughly 71 percent of Earth’s surface, and when including adjacent seas the Pacific accounts for nearly 50 percent of the world’s oceans.
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