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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates including per copy costs for weekdays and Sundays, in-city and suburban carrier rates, and mail options for domestic and overseas readers. It notes publication by News-Journal Inc, founded in 1887, with a Bible verse tribute.
A.Possibly last summer of DST chaos prompts call for a uniform time law. Congress action urged as 31 states observe DST while 19 do not with varied start and stop dates. B.FBI inquiry into a rival toothpaste plan raises questions of honesty and legitimacy.
The seven Apollo era astronauts receive raises and perks while Congress and military leaders weigh control. Deke Slayton Alan Shepard and peers face offers from business ventures and life insurance tied to continued flight. Leo De Orsey fights to secure the crew’s economic futures amid public scrutiny.
David Lawrence argues for continued US action in Viet Nam and the Caribbean to avert a broader world war. He warns pacifist critics that appeasement could empower Communist imperialism and worsen outcomes for weaker republics, citing Cuba as a warning example.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on George Sanders starring in an American International thriller Trunk to Cairo, plus Maggie May casting woes with Rachel Roberts and Georgia Brown leaving the title role. Marty Ransohoff eyes a second co star for The Sandpiper while TV and theater names circle. Foreign film titles, Rita Hayworth, Kim Novak, and political commentary on Santo Domingo follow with tensions over U S intervention and a call for continued presence to prevent communism in the Caribbean.
Frank Lane of the Orioles and Charles Finley of the Athletics clash over baseball as entertainment. They advocate changes to schedules and inter league pay to boost interest while acknowledging the need to curb poor attendance and improve the game.
Letter to the editor thanks Ohio voters for approving State Issue No 1 Section 5 of Article VI to support student loans. It notes reduced dropouts and greater access to higher education, and thanks the newspaper for editorial support from the Ohio Higher Education Assistance Commission.
A tale of official and unofficial education aid totals. House action on funding prompts Rep Younger to mock Keppel as commissar. A round robin drink meet at the Congressional Bar ends with a $12.50 bill for six, including Mrs Keppel, and vodka humor. Also notes on Shastri’s US visit cancellation and a new Defense directive on White House military correspondence handling at general officer wages.
Estrellita The Stars notes adverse planetary influences since yesterday urging caution in personal and business matters. For birthdays the chart predicts high enthusiasm and many constructive ideas, with cautious action advised on finances until September to launch expansion, plus periods of accomplishment in mid August and late September.
Report claims Alexei Leonev, the Soviet cosmonaut, was cited by the Scottish Commercial Motormen's Union as an honorary member, though fellow passenger reportedly piloted the space craft. The item also notes talking birds typically show males more talkative behavior than females and cites lawn growth guidance.
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