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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for weekday and Sunday delivery, carrier and mail options, and regional rates. Rates include daily in city and suburban delivery, seven day mail in trading areas, outside trading area, and outside USA. all payments are in advance.
A naturalist notes robins swiftly assemble a nest from sticks dry grass gum wrappers string and newspaper scraps. They shuttle entre to and from the site collecting materials while squirrels are deterred by swift wing swoops. The piece ends with a jab at President Johnson saying he borrowed to pay $100,000 in income taxes and that borrowing would be easy with large income.
Vice Admiral William F. Raborn Jr. heads the CIA while General William F. McKee, four star Air Force veteran and former vice chief of staff, is selected to lead the FAA. McKee brings air force command experience and NASA management background to steer aviation policy, control system modernization, and decisions on supersonic passenger service as Halaby’s four year term ends.
The passage notes a new sun glasses design enabling peering through a narrow slit, likening it to Eskimo eye gear. It suggests dual uses: utilitarian for glare and snow, and social for discreet glancing at a target, epitomizing rapid gadgetry in an affluent society.
The piece argues that famous fathers rarely pass on their success to sons, citing rulers like Victor Emmanuel II and Kaiser Wilhelm, public figures such as Churchill and Kennedy, and presidents like Hoover and Eisenhower. It notes numerous exceptions and suggests sons often pursue different paths, with outcomes weighing on the father more than the son.
A St Joseph Missouri distributor told police thieves stole 420 pounds of meat from his truck including 60 pounds of sausage 120 pounds of hamburger patties 72 pounds of bacon and 80 pounds of ribs. spring fever laziness banter noted at the next desk.
A reader commends the paper for publishing letters and urges reconsideration of the hospital’s policy to publish patient names. The letter argues such disclosures aid local organizations and visitors but acknowledges the need to limit excessive visits. It calls for educational features on visitation issues and tighter controls.
In a heated exchange, arguments on globalism shade into accusations of warmongering over Vietnam Korea and Asia. The dialogue references Walter Lippmann and Senator Morse while resisting the idea of global domination and foreign invasions. The speaker defends a stance of defense rather than universal conquest.
Dorothy Kilgallen cites Halford Mackinder’s heartland theory to frame US strategy. She argues the United States uses sea power to counter Soviet and Chinese land forces, with Korea and Vietnam as key theaters and Lyndon Johnson praised as a sea beast ally.
Washington observers await word from the Commander in Chief on a mission to Texas or elsewhere. Young White House reporters fear not returning to Washington while the briefing officer and veteran fliers warn of tough times ahead. The scene, styled like old war films, tracks tension as a pivotal order nears then delays, leaving many to contemplate possible assignments to Viet Nam or the Dominican Republic.
Tomorrow brings clear resolutions to pending problems in business and personal matters. A favorable Venus aspect boosts artistic and romantic interests. if today is your birthday, long range plans for work and finances are advised as a new 12 year planetary cycle begins.
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