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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1965
Page
4
Broad at First Are. ed at Postoffice Middletown Ohio as second class mail matter. Subscription rates list per copy and by mail, with weekly and yearly options. Published daily by News-Journal Inc. Founded in 1857.
A group of 12 Republican congressmen urged a British style reform permitting direct question and answer sessions with the secretary of state on the House floor. They say it could yield prompt, authoritative foreign relations information and greater publicity than committee hearings, though risks include sensational questions and demagoguery. The piece also endorses compacting districts to prevent egregious population disparities, praising the House for moving toward fair apportionment.
In a caustic critique, Jim Bishop laments American fashion and grooming. He argues men and women dress slovenly, confuse comfort with style, and judge attire as a badge of belonging, calling the nation sartorially slobs.
The Fifth Circuit court rebuked the National Labor Relations Board for recognizing a union as bargaining agent from signed cards instead of a secret ballot election. A consent agreement for two elections was undermined when the union filed unfair labor charges, aborting the process.
Paul Harvey argues that discrimination against military families harms national unity. He praises Augusta Georgia where Fort Gordon and civilian life blend, noting strong civilian military integration via USO events and local groups. He warns that communities failing this bond risk friction and poorer recruitment.
On this date in 1847 Vera Cruz surrendered to Gen Winfield Scott. Also noted are births, including John Tyler in 1790, and other milestones from 1890 through recent years.
The court found the board erred by ignoring signers subjective intent amid card ambiguity. It warned union cards could be drafted unambiguously for representation or election calls. The piece argues labor board bias favors union-card elections and criticizes federal regulators for not appointing supervisors.
Dave Regan notes March looks stormy with a near-miss tornado early. He mentions spring’s arrival yearned for, warns storms feel alarming though many fail to materialize, and offers light guidance on storm safety and misconceptions about wind drafts and feather beds.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys film and theater chatter from Chaplin in the Caribbean to Tony Roberts in Barefoot in the Park. The column notes Truman’s Selma remarks stir party fear and seas of Hollywood deals including Brando in Greece and Disney courtings, with Sebring Grand Prix glamour and Walt Disney casting.
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