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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with daily and Sunday rates, carrier and mail plans for local and trading areas, including international rates. It notes payment in advance and identifies the publication date as established by News-Journal Inc.
Federal action seeks to apply anti racketeering statutes to arson when crimes cross state lines. DOJ propones legislation to make arson a federal offense to curb organized crime, improve investigation and prosecution. The piece argues arson rings profit from cold calculation and require federal oversight.
A Midwestern newspaper recounts a man in his 90s who attends his alma mater’s commencement by car, prompting praise and worry about elderly driving. The piece argues age alone should not decide driving privileges and calls for safeguards to prevent danger while preserving independence.
In Tucson and nearby areas residents report a sheep sized animal in the mountains near the city. Dave Brown of the state game department doubts it is a sheep after observing with binoculars. Tom Fisk, a hunting guide, says it resembles a Barbary sheep from Africa.
The piece profiles Milton Katims from a Brooklyn music-obsessed family to his rise as conductor of the Seattle Symphony. It notes his self made ascent, Toscanini influence, early career as violist, and his impact on youth outreach with 90,000 students annually as the orchestra performs over 100 concerts a year.
Analysis of Supreme Court rulings on the Fifteenth Amendment and voting rights. The federal government cannot grant voting rights, only prohibit discrimination by states. Judge Katzenbach cites the court's stance on literacy tests and poll taxes, noting limits and future questions for Congress and the Constitution.
A historical look at how U S presidents used armed forces with or without congressional approval. From Jefferson and McKinley to Wilson Truman Eisenhower Johnson the article traces consent, doctrine, and conflicts in Mexico China Korea Vietnam Lebanon and the Dominican Republic.
A May 2 1952 column praises spring in a steel town, noting residents' routines from breakfast to evening TV. It cites economic stability, shared tasks, and the hope of peaceful, fair life as workers and management cooperate, preserving a strong community.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Jack Lemmon winning a top Broadway role for the film version of The Odd Couple alongside Walter Matthau. Harold Lloyd Jr. suffers a stroke, Julie Andrews is replaced by Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady, and Princess Grace receives gifts from Rainier.
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