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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal details subscription rates for week days and Sundays, carrier and mail options, and annual prices for local and distant readers. The notice also lists publication details and a biblical quote.
President Johnson unveils an executive order limiting appointee conflicts of interest by requiring detailed secret financial statements for presidential appointees and full-time board members. It adds explicit guidelines for civil servants and creates guidance channels, stressing avoidance of both actual and apparent abuses of the public trust. The public is urged to demand strict compliance as college enrollments are expected to surge.
Jim Bishop presents advice from Gene Accas and John Eckstein on safeguarding women in urban life. Rules cover name listing, home privacy, car safety, hitchhiking, lighting, elevator use, self defense tools, and staying vigilant in public spaces.
NASA now accepts natural scientists with strong training for astronaut candidacy alongside pilots. From 1800 applicants, 400 were qualified, 20 selected after screening and preliminary training to begin soon. The shift broadens access while keeping high standards. A second note reports a new fully automatic robot coal mining machine drawing UMW interest.
Willard Wirtz testifies on the unions and employer relations issue arguing that all employees should share the cost of negotiating and administering collective bargaining. He asserts the real question is whether employers and unions may require nonmembers to pay dues. He notes minority freedom versus majority rule and discusses right to work laws and financial penalties for dissenters.
A lengthy AP overview traces the Dominican Republic crisis from Trujillo’s era to a two‑junta power struggle. It covers the Imbert and Caamano factions, Bundy’s mediation, and U S shifts toward a coalition plan and OAS peacekeeping. It notes tensions with the OAS charter and evolving intelligence roles.
Factographs India has about 170 million cattle about a third of world production. The markhoor goat of India has spiral horns. It is estimated that a sixth of the rain falling on the United States is absorbed by vegetables or sinks into the ground.
LeSourdsville Lake hosts its annual media party drawing reporters from TV radio and press. The standout attraction this year is a high ride car over the lake with no foot rest prompting caution for heights. Reports note some attendees lose shoes and slippers into the lake and the event fosters informal camaraderie among journalists.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Barbara Boucher showing off a ring but not calling it an engagement. Richard Burton jokes about retirement at 42. Paul Anka may join Girl Crazy with Connie Francis. Mary Martin’s Hello Dolly at Dallas yields $325,000 profit. Jack Jones and wife seek amicable divorce. Johnny Mathis’ Copacabana engagement draws crowds. English actors and Julia Andrews shift trends. Kevin McCarthy’s Paris haircuts. Nudie films struggle. Gertrude Berg safe in Dear Me. Greenwich Village venue for sale at $65,000. Roald Dahl profiles Patricia Neal’s recovery.
In San Francisco at Fleis hacker Zoo a 12 year old lion and a 6 year old Siberian tiger clashed fatally. Zookeeper intervened by firing to stop the fight, ending the danger to staff and other animals. A surprising incident drew crowds and prompted safety reviews.
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