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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1965
Page
4
Middletown Ohio notices list subscription rates for local daily and Sunday editions. Rates include in city 10 cents per weekday and 15 cents Sunday, weekly 60 cents, and yearly mail options varying by trading area and outside regions. Prices are payable in advance.
An editorial urges hunters to wear blaze orange to avoid misidentifying other hunters during deer season. It argues safety hinges on self discipline and prudent firing, with national debate noting GOP chair Ray Bliss needs rest, not illness.
The piece argues that true conscientious objectors act from honest moral conviction and follow established procedures to serve without combat. It condemns draft evasion as cynical and notes the U.S. long history of recognizing conscientious objection. Boston records its 25th gangland killing in 19 months as a related tone of crime.
A brain chemical linked to hibernation in animals may regulate body temperature and could aid medicine and surgery. Dr. Leonard R. Axelrod extracted the substance from hamsters and ground squirrels, using tiny injections to sleep rats, cats and dogs for up to two days.
A harried physician and his wife seek escape from cynicism and find renewal in a religion of depth. In New York they meet a joyous group, embrace a transformative faith, and feel peace and love for patients. A reader echoes the change, noting a hopeful life shift after adopting its simple rules.
Factographs note that about three months after birth a baby’s eyes begin to focus distinctly. The passage credits Dr. Alfred Southak as a pioneer in electric dentistry.
A columnist mocks New Math claiming base four numbers and aspirin fix the problem while a city commission meeting ends with light humor about a waste basket and a joke about a baseball star. The item closes with a Jaycees event recap and a KLU anecdote about Ted Kluszewski.
In Washington a new City Farm Bloc forms with Rep. Leo W. O'Brien aiding farmers against a Department of Agriculture fine. Jesse Stalker faces a $20,899.90 penalty for a two ten quart cream purchase, prompting suburban and Brooklyn support for O'Brien's challenge to Agriculture Freeman on Capitol Hill.
Manila report portrays CIA operatives in the Philippines as stealthy yet conspicuously social. Agents mingle at the embassy compound, share drinks during “happy hour,” and wear embroidered barong shirts while keeping to themselves in a guarded pool area amid a high tension presidential campaign and widespread smuggling.
A week of sobering news opens with the death of Florence Pritchett, longtime N.Y. Journal American columnist and former ambassador Earn E. T. Smith’s wife. The column recalls Loring Smith and Mary Martin, Viet Nam memories, and a grim New Jersey murder case involving James Mills. The page also covers Duke Ellington signing for Sinatra’s film Assault on the Queen, a Song of the Sahbra revue at Israeli Cafe Sahbra, and social notes from Clos Normand and a Broadway 35th anniversary toast for Cye Martin.
Representatives Poage Whitten and Jonas spoke on dairy and cotton policy. The Texas Mississippi North Carolina lawmakers addressed pricing and market impacts during the session.
Report says a new Mint machine in Philadelphia will print 10 000 pennies per minute, boosting speed by 33 percent over current capacity. The item mixes technology and national finance in a brisk, period tone.
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