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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1965
Page
4
A religious quotation from Luke Matthew verses praising divine revelation. The text thanks God for revealing hidden things to the humble and not to the wise, emphasizing spiritual insight over worldly understanding.
The approval elevates the housing agency to department status with a cabinet member as head. It aims to focus on urban needs, spur action, and overcome neglect of city renewal while requiring imagination and determination from the new department and officials.
Casey Stengel quits as Mets manager prompting speculation on his successor with Wes Westrum to stay as acting manager. Names circulating include Westrum Berra Keane Houk and Berra's potential to keep Mets entertaining as fans hope for a smooth transition. The piece also reflects on age mortality and a Swiss tragedy as a broader musing.
The piece argues President Johnson used the public interest to impose a steel industry settlement, elevating workers to high pay while implying future price increases. It critiques collective bargaining as sidelined, warns of inflationary pressure, and notes labor and political power growing at the expense of free enterprise. It cites New York Times and Chicago Tribune perspectives and suggests a drift toward state socialism.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Moscow canceling Mary Martin’s Hello Dolly tour, chatter about Barbary Coast Russia, and celebrity maneuvers. She notes Channing at a party with Dobrynin, Dylan’s radio impact, Judy Garland’s marriage surprise, and looming political shifts in entertainment.
The column muses on holiday confusion about days and dates and superstitions. It notes Wednesday feels like Tuesday, Friday the 13th looms, and warns about driving danger on holidays with recurring crashes and the helpless feel of the “loose nut behind the wheel.”
A reflective note on holiday weeks and the rapid, meaning-lacking pace of modern life. The author welcomes the return to ordinary routines while acknowledging the ongoing dread of the next holiday.
Analysis traces how U S labor law evolved from free bargaining to government intervention in strikes. From Norris LaGuardia to Taft Hartley and later presidents, the piece argues that in vital industries fear of national harm prompts executive action and even seizures, making free bargaining an American myth in practice.
A London auction lists a mitten worn by Sir John Hunt during his Everest ascent kept on ice. A whimsical note questions its display and value while a separate item mentions a Central American moth with a wingspan up to 14 inches.
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