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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1965
Page
4
A brief historical note credits New Jevenal Inc as the publisher of a daily paper founded in 1857 in New Jersey. The item highlights the press’s long-standing operation and its daily publication status.
The Morrissey episode prompts debate on how federal judges are chosen. It argues for restrained political patronage, appointing the ablest consented candidates, and considering a presidentially named panel of lawyers and lawmakers to review the process. The ABA's stance is not decisive.
Space officials describe a planned tandem orbit of Gemini 6 and 7 to test close maneuvering in space. The operation would involve both capsules flying near each other at distances of feet, not miles, and depends on achieving the tandem before Gemini 7 completes its 14 day mission.
In Lincolnton Georgia a civil rights march led by outsiders faced opposition from local Black workers. White spectators laughed as two Black groups clashed, revealing fears of reprisals and enduring white supremacy in a small Southern town. The piece criticizes white complicity and urges soul-searching.
Jim Bishop explores whether animals reason by comparing instinct, experience, and problem solving. He cites anecdotes from pets to an octopus and a gorilla, noting key moments that resemble logic or revenge but questions if true reasoning exists beyond desperation or instinct.
The text argues that a dog faced with an unfamiliar problem reveals its reasoning power by the number of solutions tried. Fewer tries indicate superiority while many futile attempts show dwindling reasoning. The narrator reflects this as a mirror of their own life.
The Connecticut Republican split pits the Citizens Committee for the Republican Party against the regular GOP. Dirksen was pressured to skip a planned appearance over internal party hostility, risking a Democratic win in 1966 as funds and unity deteriorate.
In Manila the author notes Imelda Marcos as a striking figure in the Marcos campaign. He recalls her early meeting with Ferdinand Marcos and explains the symbolic meaning of roses in Ilocano custom. The piece contrasts the two leading contenders Diosdado Macapagal and Ferdinand Marcos as the national race intensifies.
The text notes Imelda Marcos must wear a traditional terno despite its unflattering fit as a political necessity for her husband in rural districts. It warns a refusal could spell defeat, while the election looms Tuesday as Macapagal and Marcos trade insults and campaigns sharpen.
A satirical quip contrasts last season’s two big baseball champions the St. Louis Cardinals and the New York Yankees with lingering celebrity attention. It notes a historian’s claim about coffee’s accidental discovery and playful linguistics about Moscow’s film image “Golly wood.”
Washington report shows New York Mayor Lindsay denying a Republican win while Gov Rockefeller calls it a GOP victory. The piece covers GOP figures including Bliss Birch Society debates and Goldwater criticism, and notes Nixon, Romney, and Dewey reacting.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on a TV Sinatra special facing legal hurdles despite his cooperation. The piece notes possession of interview rights and the question of controlling air time after consent. It also surveys industry chatter on Nureyev, stage to screen crossovers, and wild Oscar party fallout along with new music groups and casting swaps.
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