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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1965
Page
4
Middletown Ohio notices subscription costs for daily and Sunday editions. Rates list per week in city, weekly mail, and yearly mail options for trading areas outside and beyond U S A with references to payment in advance and historic publication details.
The passage recalls Paul Tillich’s search for ultimate meaning and notes the World’s Fair end and its time capsule. It mentions objects from Bikini to Einstein and Roosevelt, and a 117000 page microfilm record of the past 25 years. A giant steel globe symbolizing peace through understanding remains on the site.
The article notes Paris allows privately funded illumination of sites after midnight with fees. Eiffel Tower lights cost 250 francs per hour, fountains about 60 dollars, small jobs from 18 dollars, and Place de la Concorde floodlighting reaches 200 dollars from midnight to dawn. Wealthy Parisians use these lit landmarks to create stylish party backgrounds.
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports on the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions mailing a pro Vietnam critique to congressmen. The piece ties author Robert Scheer to radical groups and notes GOP accusations against Group Research Inc. for listing figures from Eisenhower to Sheen as extremists.
The piece reviews Myrna Bain of Advance in Newark who likens welfare to slavery and socialism, cites her critique of WPA and Aid to Dependent Children, and praises her original stance and the magazine’s fresh approach to Negro thought and poverty reform. It contrasts 1960s relief socialism with self-help models like Saul Alinsky’s back to the yards.
An Associated Press survey of 85 colleges shows protest activity against Vietnam policy is limited in numbers but concerns rise over Communist influence. Experts warn the movement targets students as a recruitment operation and call for university action to curb activity.
The 1937 Middletown Halloween ends with warm cider traditions at Homer Eisele Cider Mill on Brown's Run. George Verity of American Rolling Mill Co recalls best sales at Halloween as locals buy cider by glass or barrel. A Civil War era press and a murder tale linked to James Bourne of Camden add local lore to the autumn tradition.
New York voters head to the polls as John Lindsay, a Rockefeller ally, battles Beame for control of the city machine. Buckley looms as a conservative spoiler while GOP insiders grow gloomy despite competing national theories.
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