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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1965
Page
4
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A Vatican Council debate considers relaxing fasting and abstinence rules to improve ecumenical ties. Pope Paul urges bishops to study the issue amid criticism that Friday meat abstinence and Lenten fasts are inconsistent and juridical in nature.
Roger L. Stevens, White House cultural adviser, rejects calls to divest his Broadway stakes. He argues there is no reason to quit or divest, but critics say the real issue is ensuring the caesars wife is above suspicion.
Iowa State University economists warn that simply matching food output to population growth fails. As incomes rise and nutrition improves, demand for protein and calories will surge, with protein needs up 55 percent by 1975 and 177 percent by 2000, making supply challenges far from easy.
Communist Party General Secretary Gus Hall led a four day isolation strategy session in Monterey Indiana with four Du Bois Club officers. Hall urged expansion of membership beyond 50 000 while framing the club as independent from the party. He also outlined a Viet Nam peace offensive and a unified communist dominated outcome in Vietnam. The Qin Dominican Republic situation showed rising pro Communist influence in government and suppression of anti Communist presses with training centers and arms movement cited by Senator Dodd.
The Senate voted 47 to 45 against taking up a bill that would have barred states from forbidding compulsory unionization and made union demands a prerequisite for employment. The broader issue viewed is whether trade unions act as a supergovernment taxing workers and controlling their earnings.
Russia’s $30 million five hour version of War and Peace was withdrawn from the San Francisco Film Festival amid fear U S critics would condemn it as dreary. Critics abroad praised the film while domestic press noted the decision followed by other Hollywood items and industry gossip.
The piece argues that beyond repealing 14 B the conflict centers on union monopoly power. It notes unions’ industry wide wage setting parallels antitrust misuse, questions potential future compulsory unionization, and reflects on political shifts and uncertain House Senate support for repeal.
The record notes Warren G. Harding became the first U.S. president to visit Canada during his term. The garnet receives its name from its color and shape resembling pomegranate seeds.
The article notes commercial production of four leaf clovers and the planned first launch next month of the Aereon III three hull dirigible. It also mentions baseball umpires leaving the field, forecasts of very hot summers from 1970 to 1972, and Grandpappy Jenkins recalling earlier isolationist days.
The Johnson administration may rethink compulsory unionization as Congress nears January. Senate mood shifts away from labor leaders and toward a more informed public opinion, seen as a partial victory for critics of the approach.
Daniel McCallay in Middletown keeps a day by day diary with remarks on family farm and dry goods work. Entries from Oct 13 to Oct 19 describe rides, nut gathering, plant purchases, business sales, and plans for quieter country life.
Senator George D Aiken of Vermont defies cloture on 14B repeal as he rails against pressure tactics calling them blackjacking He storms the Senate corridor into a private elevator and vows more friends will turn against the repeal effort Senator George Murphy recalls a dancing anecdote from his past as he avoids the floor at a White House reception
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