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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1965
Page
4
Entered at Postoffice Middletown Ohio as second class mail matter. Subscription rates listed: 10 cents weekday, 15 cents Sunday, 60 cents weekly in city areas. Mail rates propose 15 dollars yearly in trading areas, 24 dollars outside, 38 dollars outside USA. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by New Journal Inc founded 1857.
After finishing his discourse Jesus astounds the audience with his teaching as recorded in Matthew 7 28 NEB.
The House backed a federal program to provide college scholarships for needy undergraduates. The measure argues educational opportunity for all and long term economic gains from educated citizens, noting grants would be up to 800 dollars annually and could determine college attendance for many. Robert Maury is mentioned in contrast to Columbus.
The piece argues American influence in Europe post World War II is superficial. Europeans selectively adopt American goods and customs while preserving distinct national identities. It notes Europe’s continued uproarious Italian, British, and French cultures, with Americans recognizing adaptation over replacement.
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports governments including Guadaloupe Martinique Thailand Swaziland Venezuela Mexico Brazil South Africa Colombia Nationalist China Fiji hire Washington lobbyists to secure sugar import quotas. Lobbyists earn up to 50 000 annually as Congress weighs sugar policy while critics demand oversight. The piece also notes Johnson appointing John Gronouski as ambassador to Poland amid Cold War tensions and Polish intelligence bugs.
President Johnson struggles to win over Asian Communist negotiators as North Viet Nam rebuffs U S peace offers while South Viet Nam’s Ky demands guarantees on troop withdrawals. Johnson weighs further bombing and new public appeals in a shifting diplomatic effort.
Dorothy Kilgallen guests Teresa Stratas as they argue opera must blend drama and sex appeal to attract teens and new fans. They cite Cal dafllas and Tebaldi as examples and predict a hotter Met with young stars embracing passion and performance.
Eckert notes growing emphasis on men’s lines and hair coloring in the men’s grooming market. He predicts affluent men will have barber color jobs while others DIY. Patrick Gordon Walker jokes about the 44-letter alphabet shaping English as a world language amid global language trends.
The First National Bank of Middletown begins operations Sept. 2 1865 in Hudson building on Third Street with charter issued Aug. 13 and capital of 19000. Joseph Sutphin serves as president assisted by L D Doty as cashier and a board including Tytus Lane Williamson Holly Shafer Marston.
Paul Harvey laments the fast turnover of modern show business with talent vanishing as quickly as new stars rise. He argues the industry rewards quantity over depth and questions who will replace icons like Eddie Cantor and Rod Serling while noting the erosion of serious music and literature in a media age driven by contracts and spectacle.
The article notes Scotland hosts reindeer farming for the first time in about eight centuries and mentions the call of the South American bell bird traveling several miles.
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