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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. In city and suburban areas carrier delivery costs 50 cents per week, mail rates vary by region from 12 dollars yearly to 20 dollars yearly outside the area, with advance payment required.
A forward looking address urges graduates to embrace rapid change and vast opportunities in industry and science while stressing ongoing learning and enduring spiritual virtues. It cautions that material abundance must be balanced by moral grounding as society faces a new era and a property war begins amid political credit battles.
The piece reflects on the Kennedy memorial at Runnymede and the shared sorrow over his death. It notes Kennedy as an articulate leader whose words echo the Magna Carta creed to defend liberty. It ends with a quip about Ohrid trout signaling mixed fishing outcomes.
New York Chronicle describes a midnight ward walk through a hospital night. A lymphosarcoma patient, an Old Man near death, a Young Mother in chemotherapy, and a bicycle accident boy dominate the scene. Dr Adler coordinates teams, the boy survives, and morning rounds reveal continued patient struggle and the toll of care.
Washington opinion piece argues Johnson must present a firm resolve on South Vietnam to deter Communist China. It cites past U.S. withdrawals as warnings and notes critics abroad push for negotiated settlements, potentially signaling weakness. It recalls Korea’s 1953 armistice and ongoing division as cautionary context.
The piece argues the Monroe Doctrine and Roosevelt era interventions shaped U.S. policy toward Latin America including the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua. It condemns appeasement and defends the Johnson administration stance in Vietnam, urging continued U.S. resolve to deter aggression and defend smaller nations against communism.
Dave Regan and Virgil Clark tour Wright Patterson Field to ride with the Thunderbirds as part of the Jaycee air show. They describe the gear, ejection, oxygen, and parachute procedures and the thrill of the cockpit. The narrative continues in Monday’s installment.
Paul Harvey Minnelli’s future looks bright with Flora, the Red Menace, while Liza Minnelli’s TV spectacular and theater offers pour in. In Yuma, Ernest Borgnine stirs tension on Flight of the Phoenix set as a popular show risks a resignation. Hedging amid smiles, cast changes and industry chatter fill this snapshot of entertainment life.
In Market Bosworth England a pet pony drank a pint of beer twice as fast as its human opponent even with a long neck handicap. In San Francisco a police dog detected a burglar hiding behind a pepper box in a spice warehouse, ending the chase with a sniffing success.
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