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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal provides per copy and subscription pricing for its readers. Rates include 10 cents for weekday copies, 15 cents for Sundays, 60 cents weekly by carrier, and annual mail options of 15 dollars within trading areas and 24 dollars outside, with 38 dollars for outside U S A.
A devotional line from Psalm 107:1 in RSV praises the Lord for goodness and lasting mercy. The verse thanks God, affirming his steadfast love that endures forever.
The piece discusses the India Pakistan war’s global implications including possible US involvement, risks to economic gains, and rising religious tensions. It also covers U Thant’s mediation, and examines the politics surrounding Lawrence O Brien’s postmaster general appointment and the need to improve US mail service.
Norman V Peale recalls Dr. John Riley aged ninety two as a lifelong example of vitality. Riley spoke of daily renewal through devotion and creative living with God, noting physical decline slows when mind and soul receive daily life. He died peacefully after sharing a message Peale treasures about working from the other side.
Paul Harvey critiques US deficits and Treasury policy amid calls from Chairman Martin for scaling foreign aid. He notes gold reserves shrinking by 125 million dollars last year and 1.5 billion in seven months, warns of inflation, and urges Americans to be grateful and frugal while criticizing government spending and national debt.
Three Hamilton judges respond to letters about a fast tracked wedding that took place after a draft deadline. They insist plans were in place for weeks, waivers possible, and the ceremony was a proper official duty rather than a spur of the moment event.
A retired husband faces a jealous wife as he plans life after work. The column argues retirement shifts power and duties, urging joint planning, shared household tasks, and early coaching to ease tension. A 36 page Golden Years booklet is offered for 80 cents via Box 1672 Grand Central Station New York.
Barbra Streisand will headline the film version of Funny Girl with Ray Stark producing. Lennart at work on the screenplay and Jule Styne with Bob Merrill composing new songs for a January 1968 start. the project marks a major career triumph for Streisand amid Hollywood interest.
A woman's page food writer describes making edible balls from warmed juice concentrates to munch during a Technicolor movie. The piece notes Cherra Assam in India as the wettest place on earth with a daily rain bath from Mother Nature.
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