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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1965
Page
4
Subscription rates for Middletown Journal are listed including per copy costs 10 to 15 cents and weekly delivery options 60 cents. Mail options show 15 dollars yearly in trading areas 24 dollars outside trading area and 38 dollars outside the USA. Advertising and slogan elements appear with a churchly blessing across the masthead.
Middletown voters backed a plan for four and six lane north south and east west thoroughfares to improve traffic flow. The proposal urges limited curb and median cuts, prohibits mid block cross traffic and promotes parallel service streets for business access to reduce entering and exiting conflicts.
Middletonians owe thanks to the Committee for Progress Bonds led by Rowan Crawford of Armco Steel. The group sold voters on approving bonds for street and sewerage improvements, despite the tough odds of backing State Issue No 1. The lengthy effort included hours, money, literature and a parade to enlighten the public. roads will be built sooner. The note also urges caution on motorbikes with warnings about insurance gaps and potential costs for teen riders.
After a speech I offer a taxi talk with a dissatisfied man who earns ten thousand a year yet longs to work in aviation or as a professional bird watcher. He weighs starting in commercial aviation against passion for planes and birds, seeking meaningful work and joy in birds and woods.
A speaker speaks bluntly about escape through travel and flight, then argues underlying unhappiness follows no matter where you go. The adviser urges facing issues, then offers practical steps to practice happiness and pointers on how to begin.
A threefold formula to cultivate happiness: think happy by counting blessings, act happy with a spring in your step, and open yourself to happiness as a gift from God. Persistence helps replace old unhappy habits until happiness becomes the default state.
Jerry Brown, the school board winner, faced a surprising request at Frisch's on S Main Street when a dishwasher asked to keep his life size cardboard vote sign. The quip joined a column of local notes about jukebox color film promotions, protest burnings, and Election Day mix ups at the Middletown chamber office.
Paul Harvey critiques Republicans and Democrats as indecisive in a Johnson era landscape. He asserts Republicans fail to challenge Johnson while Democrats depend on his coattails, warning of a lackluster leadership future with Humphrey as potential heir.
A man sought to fly away from it all but a brief talk changed his course. He applied a simple formula, found happiness right where he is, and continues to practice happiness in daily life.
In the itemized notes, the underground railroad miles in Pennsylvania coal mines exceed those on the surface. Pocket gophers’ incisor teeth grow at about an inch weekly. Denmark showcases a highly organized agricultural sector. An ossicle is defined as a small bone or bony fragment.
A Middletown Journal feature argues retirement frees people from daytime work norms. It notes changes in sleep, eating, clothing, church attendance, baths, exercise, social events, travel, shopping, and daily scheduling. The piece advertises a 36 page GOLDEN YEARS booklet available for 50 cents from New York mailings.
Washington report assesses Tuesday results as inconclusive for a GOP comeback. Despite wins in New York Philadelphia Louisville and Akron Republicans failed in Cleveland and in New Jersey and Virginia governors races. Lindsay's fusion bid underscored personality over party and left the party wary of a national rise.
An ancient Egyptian temple dismantled and stored to save it from flood waters caused by the Aswan Dam has been offered as a gift to the U S. The Sun reports on weather and etiquette observations, forest land, unique ivory colors, praising poetry pay, and worry as the price of intelligence.
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