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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1965
Page
4
A San Francisco group of 22 Presbyterian ministers condemns President Johnson's national day of prayer. They call the observance exclusive to anti Communist Viet Nam forces and urge broadening the proclamation to include prayer for enemies and peace. They state God is Lord of all nations. The proclamation honors South Vietnam and American troops.
State Auditor Roger Cloud reports over 25.3 million in school foundation funds distributed to 728 Ohio districts in the November payment. The payout includes more than 5.5 million to the teachers' retirement fund and over 949 thousand to the school employees' retirement fund.
The term Mardi Gras derives from France with Shrove Tuesday marking a feast before Ash Wednesday. Mardi translates to Tuesday and Gras means fat, reflecting the celebration's focus on rich foods before Lent.
United Nations notes a once cohesive Asia Africa Brotherhood now splinters amid ideological rifts and regional conflicts. The piece traces Afro Asian unity from Ban dung to U.N. debates, showing Africa’s dominance in the group and Asian fault lines including India Pakistan and Viet Nam. It highlights Arab ties and tensions over leadership with Nasser and Tunisia’s revolt.
A Hartford based rubbish removal company launches an advertising drive to rename its waste collectors as "your friendly garbologists" to project a friendlier image. The campaign highlights customer service and professional waste handling while positioning staff as knowledgeable salvage experts.
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