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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1965

Page

4

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The Middletown Journal reports subscription pricing for in city and suburban delivery, mail rates for trading and non trading areas, and international pricing. It notes daily publication by The New Journal Inc. and historical founding in 1857.

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Law Must Prevail in Teen Football Row Over Night Games

Middletown officials and police warn rowdies they will not take over the night football scene. The piece urges community and parental action to curb lawlessness and protect the right to see high school games, maintaining tradition and public access. It also notes De Gaulle’s NATO pull-out threat and France facing a chilling, wet outcome.

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What Concerns Them Here in School Curriculum Debate

A Midwest study on deprived areas shows pupils feel school subjects ignore their realities. It argues curriculums should fit student types, offering realistic, locally relevant teaching to reduce dropouts while not downgrading advanced courses. Johnny Keane is rehired to manage the New York Yankees next season.

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Away We Go On A Fishing Trip In The Gulfstream

Jim Bishop recounts a 35 foot trip with Frank Sacchetti Walter Lehmann and his brother John off Port Everglades aboard Away We Go. The crew battles two fouled lines and catches a big dolphin while the sea remains eerily empty of fish. The skunk flag snaps as they drift along the Intracoastal Waterway near shore.

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Wars Over Votes Shape India and Vietnam Conflicts

In India and Viet Nam leaders rejected plebiscites once promised by Geneva, fueling conflicts. The piece traces 1947 to 1965 shifts, Kashmir's partition drama, Nehru and Diem’s stances, and ongoing wars rooted in disputed governance and self-determination.

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King’s Four Point Program Stirs Civil Rights Debate

The King plan to halt bombing in North Vietnam and seek Red China seat at the UN sparks Senate concern. Critics question his meeting with UN Ambassador Goldberg and Bayard Rustin’s ties to the Young Communist League, fearing appeasement and Logan Act risks.

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A Police Moment in Middletown

A Middletown police officer helped a woman with a quarter she could not change. The officer refused change but directed her to use the meter and waved thanks as a citizen praised the force. The writer praises police work and urges fair treatment of all, noting the tough duties and restraint officers must show.

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Hollywood Gossip and Theater Biz Buzz Circles NYC

Dororthy Kilgallen notes GF executives delighted with Carol Channing taping and requests another show in fall 1966. Paula Wayne leaves Dan Honigman engagement. Muriel Resnik drafts next vehicle with Matthau and Wallach. Joe F Lewis headlines Copa cabana after 25 years. discotheque sale linked to Hamptons gossip. Tony Newley and Paul Newman households shuffle. Mary Martin’s Hello Dolly canceled by Moscow diplomat buzz. Natalie Wood and Ladislaus Blatnik wedding plans amid commuting talks. Anita Loos drafts autobiography. Neva Small earns praise. Peter Falk injured filming Trials of O Brien. Elliot Roosevelt cancels Girl Talk due to hurricane. Noel Coward returns to London with Worth and Palmer. Chayefsky revises Station Zebra. Navy eyes sensitive sub plot. Signoret Montand to cameo in Is Paris Burning. Sothern eyed for Wildcat Las Vegas.

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Cost of living up slightly as May figures rise

The May cost of living edged up by three tenths of a percent, according to the U S Bureau of Labor Statistics. The AT&T earnings for 1964 65 reached 1 76 billion, while a traffic expert forecasts about 60 million people will travel the highways this summer, boosting trips by Americans surveying the nation.

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