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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
10
The article discusses Secretary Connor's proposal for a national weather modification program. It cites Betsy’s destruction as a cautionary measure and notes hopes to blunt hurricanes, augment precipitation, and reduce hail and fog. It argues such a study is now plausible despite current limits.
A perspective on Iran shows vast literacy gaps and scarce classrooms four decades into public schooling, highlighting that compulsory laws exist in name only. In contrast, U S compulsory attendance remains aspirational and evolving to keep school standards high, despite ongoing debate. A light note about pork chops ends the piece.
Washington report details selection of National Organizing Secretary Kaye Terrence Dyn amite Matthew named National Educational Director Vin cent Hallinan’s sons lead DuBois Clubs of America with Karl Blake re elected Publications Director and Susan Borenstein named treasurer. Move of headquarters from San Francisco to Chicago awaits national convention action.
Plans announce growing several thousand acres of Midwest forest preserves with old-type grass reaching six feet. George the Dudley England Zoo camel, after giving rides to about 100,000 children, will be retired and replaced. A seven-pound mountain lion escaped from a Massachusetts animal farm. The world’s playing card center is Cincinnati Factographs, not Las Vegas.
Washington column argues unions threaten economic life and public order. It blasts unchecked strikes as sabotage, urges legal limits on the right to strike, and warns President Johnson must confront labor’s power to avert a wider collapse. It cites NY Times strike, maritime disruption, and defense industry tensions as examples.
Washington AP reports that Dwight D. Eisenhower argues a two party system is needed but offers few concrete issues. Republicans remain fractured after 1964, struggling to present a distinct platform while leaders like Goldwater Nixon and Ford clash with Johnson on Vietnam and UN costs. The party lacks a unifying leader or clear campaign message to challenge Democrats.
Barnacles and other marine animals foul a ship's bottom soon after launching causing heavy growth after months in water. To keep schedules fuel use may rise by half. Coatings with poisons deter organisms. An inch of topsoil forms slowly but can wash away in a storm. Bright's disease is more common in men. Kentucky has 13 state parks. The bat is the only flying mammal.
Local Daughters of Penelope Greek organization hosts a Grecian Dinner from 11 30 a m to 4 30 p m Sunday at the American Legion Post on South Main Street offering typical Greek foods like stuffed grape leaves. The event is open to the public and promotes Greek calories as not fattening as American. The notice blends community events with light local curiosities and a safety tip about avoiding long numbers on phones.
Paramount Building sale falls through prompting a reconversion of the Paramount Theater to a film showcase. Budding film edition of Buddwing delayed a year. Salome Jens separates from Ralph Meeker while planning Broadway debut. Early mayoral betting favors Lindsay. Union donations prompt industry ire. Jack Palance travels to New York after Chicago altercation. The Ipcress File breaks records at Coronet Theatre amid Chanel fashion notes. Natasha Natasha signs for Idol. Marilyn Michaels eyed for Funny Girl role. Jules headman eyes Copacabana option. Robert Q. Lewis guest star on Brand ed stanzas season. Robert Crewe sues for nearly a quarter of a million dollars.
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