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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1965
Page
4
The Vatican Council endorsed cooperative bible translation with non Catholics and urged use of modern scholarship tools like archaeology and semantics. It sees this step as a pivotal move toward a common Bible, though full agreement remains distant and many spadewrops lie ahead.
A nostalgic piece praises teachers for their patience and learning, then shifts to caution about autumn driving dangers as school resumes. It notes slimmer looks, renewed admiration, and respect for educators while warning of increased pedestrian risk, slick roads from autumn rain, and shorter daylight hours.
Fulton Lewis Jr reports that Students for a Democratic Society leaders map protests to cripple the U.S. war effort. Bloomington conference delegates plan Oct 15 16 International Days of Protest and a Thanksgiving Washington march, with a Dec 10 student strike and widespread draft resistance efforts.
David Lawrence notes Moscow's expulsion of an ABC Moscow correspondent after a Washington broadcast critical of Kremlin domestic and foreign policy. The move reflects Soviet displeasure at American reporting on internal Kremlin splits and policy debates. The piece questions why the Soviet Union objects to such coverage and signals broader tensions between the two powers.
Washington report sketches Sen Eugene McCarthy remarks on service men responsiveness and tax deductibility of service charges. It notes Rep Wilbur Mills' White House pens cache. A GOP newsletter lampoons yak fat rate protest and ICC ruling with a punchline about yaks.
On Oct 2 1965 the column recalls 1780 spy hanging of Maj. John Andre and 1798 Cherokee treaty access through Tennessee, with editorials criticizing Soviet press control in Moscow. It argues mutual trust essential for US Soviet relations and condemns punitive actions against ABC reporters while preserving press freedom principles.
A quirky column notes a flicker bird can eat 3000 ants in a few hours and jokes about baseball managers. It mentions frost coming and references naval depth charge slang ashcans used to rubbish submarines.
George Crout reports a Spanish American War reenactment by Company L Ohio Volunteer Infantry on the Barnitz House lawn in Middletown. The event showcased five months at Port Tampa City Florida with tents, guard posts, a cooking tent, a dress parade and a Cincinnati band performance. Soldiers await muster out October 16 at the Armory, hoping for discharge and possible reentry to Cuba.
Astrological notes advise careful planning and discipline, with strong emphasis on future planning and self control. The text highlights birthday impact, favorable travel and romance periods, and key months for monetary and career shifts, ending with a miscellany of mundane physics and biology trivia.
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