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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1965
Page
4
Tax disparities fuel land speculation and sprawl warned
Two magazine analyses reveal sharp tax gaps between improved and unimproved land fueling a nationwide pattern. Investors hold vacant lots to gain tax advantages, pushing prices up and forcing builders to seek cheaper land away from cities. A clean political house is urged as homeowners are urged to vote for reform. European Group Calls for Unity. Calling for unity is simple. The problem is getting the tight people to listen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune
Consumer interests demand clearer truth in packaging and lending
The piece argues consumers are poorly represented and could gain from two bills truth in packaging and truth in lending. It notes Johnson administration support and the likelihood of passage for packaging standards, while lending reform faces tougher odds despite clear consumer need. A Wisconsin headline about a girl selling a bicycle to see the Beatles is mentioned.
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Johnson
Congress
Wisconsin
Best Spots To Vacation Across America From 1960s Essays
Jim Bishop extols U S travel as America’s Promised Land urging families to explore diverse locales from Shenandoah valleys to Alaska and New Mexico. He lists destinations including New York Miami Beach San Francisco and Puerto Rico while sharing his family’s planned trips and a call to see the nation’s vast landscapes.
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Johnson
Europe
U.S
Shenandoah Valley
Minnesota
Rockies
Coorado Springs
Puget Sound
Los Angeles
New Mexico
Texas Riants
Houston
Dallas
Maine
Massachusetts
Las Vegas
Gayle
Lucaya
Grand Bahama Island
Kelly
New York
Cleveland
Teaneck Ambulance Corps
Miami
John
Virginia Lee
Charlie
Park Arlington
Washington
White House
Adele
Jersey Shore
San Francisco
New Orleans
Times Square
Baltimore
Maryland
Baton Rouge
Mobile
Birmingham
Atlanta
Navy
California
la Jolla
Adirondack
Hudson River Valley
Great Lakes
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Charleston
South Carolina
Savannah
Pocatello
Snake River
Idaho
Grand Canyon
San Antonio
Nag's Head
North Carolina
Albermarle Sound
Oak Bluffs
Martha's Vineyard
Minneapolis
Mankatoo
Cedar Rapids
Monterey
America
Constitutional Amendment Urged Over Federal School Funds Control
A proposal to amend the Constitution seeks to curb federal influence over state educational systems amid disputes over desegregation funding. It argues federal money conditions threaten state control and cites 1964 civil rights provisions and current budget with a table showing state tax take vs education funding next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U. S. Office of Education
South
U. S
Broadway Buzz and Arts World Gossip in 1960s Style
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys a whirlwind of show business opinions and fashion moves as Dietrich in Johannesburg sparks critique while Moscow concerts prompt praise. Dali begins design work, Gennaro shuns a hearing aid, and a parade of stars from Beatty to Liz Taylor push headlines.
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Rich
Johannesburg
Broadway
South Africa
Count Basie
Louis Armstrong
Helen Hays
Mary Martin
Moscow
Salvador Dali
Peter Gennaro
Charles Aznavour
Paris
Ulla Thurcell
Cardin
Johnny Hallyday
Charles
France
Warren Beatty
Leslie Caron
Japan
Tokyo
Julie Andrews
Christopher Plummer
Brenor Parker
Memorial Day reflection on sacrifice and moral duty
Dave Regan urges remembrance of those who died defending liberty and questions whether their sacrifices justify ongoing efforts. He argues evil is a cancer and goodness must be militant, noting veterans’ devotion and the need to oppose tyranny worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Pagan Dances Spark TV Style Debate Across Generations
Paul Harvey notes a club scene with suspended cages and table dancing as vulgar shows spread to Go Go Shindig and Hullabaloo. He argues choreography lacks depth and draws on ancient motifs, comparing it to burlesque and old sexual dances.
Controversial Musings on Society and Morals
A column critiques modern exhibitions on campus and media culture, warning of mass hysteria among students and a decay in public morals. It reflects on entertainment, politics, and social changes from a conservative viewpoint with references to crime, religion, and the fragility of virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri College
Languages in University Curricula Bridge English and Calculators
Factographs notes computer languages joining French Spanish and German in universities. FORTRAN means Formula Translation and COBOL stands for Common Business Oriented Language. The piece links languages to tools and mythic time.
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