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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1965
Page
4
Middletown Ohio notices show subscription rates by day and mail, with per week pricing for city subs and annual rates for trading areas. The publication, issued by New Journal Inc, lists addresses on Broad Street and a biblical quote.
The piece weighs public and backroom objections to showing the Kennedy documentary in the United States while noting Congress authorized domestic screenings. It also surveys Constance Motley Harlem renewal ideas, with Columbia aiding planning and mixed resident and political reactions.
A lyrical autumn portrait spans schools, homes, and streets. The piece notes geese in V formation, frost on steps, cooled streams, and leaves swirling while villagers adjust routines from kitchen irons to theater signs. It blends seasonal change with ordinary activities and nostalgia.
A playful line notes if a boy matched the grasshopper’s jump, he could leap over his father’s barn. It also remarks that James A. Garfield held three offices simultaneously for four days including U.S. Representative, senator-elect and president-elect.
Washington comments on a 108 to 2 General Assembly vote urging Great Britain to reject a Rhodesia independence declaration. The piece argues for self-government for white minority regimes elsewhere, notes Eastern Europe subjugation, and cites US support for sanctions to block Rhodesian secession. It warns on Western powers applying the principle to Red China and Viet Nam.
Political analysis warns John Lindsay faces a tough reelection bid as 1964 Republican delegates drift to Buckley. Lindsay labels Buckley a spoiler while courting Liberal ADA endorsements, risking image credibility. With three weeks left, observers urge focus on urban conditions rather than attacks on opponents.
The day before a planned one day walkout, Italy's union bakers announce they will double output to protest low prices. The move appears to undermine the strike as workers prepare for action.
Washington discussion ranges from the first subway and possible closed circuit TV for sidewalk overseers to a plan to fund transit with commercials. A tangent on student input at colleges mocks evaluation of journalists while President Johnson’s barber bets Congress will adjourn by October 20.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Sid Juft fails to alter visitation and support terms in a courtroom dispute. Hollywood buzz includes secret marriages, pregnancies, and starlets like Judy Garland, Elizabeth Taylor, and Dinah Shore.
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