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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1965
Page
6
Middletown Ohio publication announces subscription rates and mailing details. It lists delivery by carrier in city and suburban areas, price per week and by mail, and rates for outside areas and overseas.
A brief edifying line quoting James 1 5 urging believers to ask God for wisdom without reproach, trusting he gives generously to all who seek him.
The article weighs the second Chinese nuclear test against war preparations and stresses the danger of rapid nuclear proliferation. It notes Lo Kuiching's bellicose rhetoric but argues talk is cheap and urges global arms control before more nations gain weapons. It also mentions the Van Allen belt posing no threat to manned spaceflight.
Gerald Piel notes colleges and universities increasingly conduct studies to federal specifications. Defense work funds a large share of grants and Harvard relies on 32 percent of its budget from federal sources. Professors, tied to weapons and missile programs, neglect teaching, passes to assistants, fueling student unrest and prompting calls for reform. Peking singles out Western bourgeois music while some pop stars remain safe.
A veteran New York journalist recalls 35 years roaming the city from Wall Street to Harlem. He reflects on offices from Lehman Brothers to The News, the Hearst era, famous figures, and the cemetery-like vastness of New York while recounting vivid vignettes of crime, mercy, and human resilience.
President Johnson seeks a cut in excise taxes to spur business and offset a large federal deficit after 1965 receipts rose only slightly from 1964. The plan risks inflation if revenue gains do not materialize, and lawmakers face potential wage and price repercussions as the economy adapts.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Natalie Wood postponing wedding plans while Frank Sinatra invites Raffaella Carra to film premieres. Actors, producers, and moguls discuss possible roles, casting ambitions, and events from Lena to Philip, with Rosalie Levine and Harlow reviews stirring chatter.
The piece weighs Johnson’s Caribbean and Southeast Asia actions, liberal splits, and potential 1968 realignments. It cites Robert Kennedy and Theodore Draper, warns of a party fracture if Johnson retreats or escalates, and examines risks of communist gains if he fails to secure midpoints.
Washington debates the Civil Aeronautics Board baggage rules with Sen. Magnuson pressing for women to carry 10 pounds more than men. New CAB chair Charles S Murphy faces yearly questioning as Magnuson hints at personal motives amid talk of dress changes and heavier luggage for women.
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