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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1965
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for the day and Sunday editions, 7 day mail rates for trading and non trading areas, and an international rate. It notes publication daily, nonprofit origin since 1857, and includes a Bible verse.
Federal sponsorship funds a Kenai Peninsula plan to build fluorescent light greenhouses in Soldatia, 70 miles south of Anchorage. The complex aims to yield about 120 tons of lettuce and tomatoes, reducing winter food costs and enabling adaptation in other harsh regions as world population climbs.
A new serious political opinion magazine by Fast University students challenges the idea that campus movements are frivolous. Editors argue students are highly politically aware and deserve an unbiased forum for views. The piece also notes the UN’s growing reach as new members Singapore and the Maldive Islands join, potentially prompting a reevaluation of voting power in the General Assembly.
Indiana Republican Rich ard Roudebush proposes closing the multi million Camp Atterbury Job Corps Center citing unruly corpsmen arrests at the facility. The Indianapolis News reports poor discipline limits enforcement with 40 AWOL corpsmen and 269 trainees supervised by 500 staffers as anti poverty officials face blame for policy gaps.
Cortes found Tenochtilan a thriving Aztec capital with temples, pyramids, palaces, aqueducts, 20 schools for commoners and noble schools. The blue whale reached lengths of 108 feet and weights up to 1314 tons. The Roman Colosseum hosted Trajan era extravaganzas. Tuesday derives from Tyr the Teutonic god of war.
David Lawrence laments press freedom being trampled as private picketing curbed Times and other NYC papers for three weeks. He cites constitutional guarantees, Supreme Court history, and DOJ interventions, questioning administration inaction and the political influence of unions.
A humorous column riffing on an England university maidens club parody named Maidens Anonymous and spoof organizations. It recalls Alcoholics Anonymous style, cites founder June Heaton, and jokes about coeds resisting sex temptations with faux support groups and Congress recordings.
Film stage and TV actor Gary Merrill announces plans to run for state representative as a Democrat in Maine. The piece riffs on miscasting and political risk, while noting October birthdays of five presidents and other varied observations.
The piece analyzes John Birch Society pressure within the GOP and California Democrats. It cites Sen. Thruston Morton and Senator George Murphy, notes Nixon’s critique of left and right fringes, and discusses Ronald Reagan, Pat Brown, and Simon Casady amid California political tensions.
Paul Harvey warns that federal aid brought federal control as Chicago faced a Civil Rights Law clash. He notes Chicago's integration struggles, mayor Daley’s stance, and the abrupt freezing of $30 million in federal education funds before unfrozen after White House intervention. The piece laments federal intervention in a northern city.
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