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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1965
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices: weekday copies 10 cents, Sundays 15 cents. Home delivery 60 cents weekly. mail in trading areas seven days 15.00 per year. outside seven days 00 per year. outside U.S.A. 00 per year. Subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by New Journal Inc.
The Senate narrowly backed continuing limits on foreign farm workers with Vice President Humphrey delivering the decisive vote. The farm bill amendment shifts labor sourcing power to Agriculture, aiming to secure cheap labor for growers while balancing migrant workers’ demands for better pay and conditions and consumer prices. The piece notes broader implications for domestic workers, farmers, and consumers.
At Athens 1969 observers note early tensions between American and Soviet astronauts but later cordial talks. The piece links U.S. and Soviet space programs, urges joint human spaceflight aims, and cites Dr. Werner von Braun supporting broader cooperation including a proposed international moon laboratory. It also mentions New York water use regulations affecting pool seasons.
A high school football star wins a four year university scholarship but quits after two months. His mother prays for him and he replies with faith, after which he seeks other colleges. He secures partial tuition and plans to earn the rest, proving prayer can shape choice and growth.
A housewife helps a stranger seeking a bathroom, prompting a deliveryman to search the upstairs where a naked man is alleged to have been seen. Police say no such incident occurred. the tale persists as a rumor about Any Street.
Paul Harvey notes how easily Americans back any cause even dubious ones. He recalls street donations to an unidentified carton and reflections on endorsements for odd groups. He warns that many will rally for almost any idea, from bottle tops to infamous killers, if they are framed as a cause.
A 71 0 vote by the California Assembly approves a bill prohibiting blankets and curios labeled Indian made unless truly originating from Indians. The brief item notes a strong stance by all members.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Pope Paul’s solemn Yankee Stadium appearance generates record ticket requests across the nation. Celebrities Marie, Jill St. John, Raquel Welch and others figure in a parade of culture, romance, and media moves as the era’s stars chase headlines and publicity.
In CASE X-412 seminary student Jack L asks if heaven could be reached instantly. Dr George W Crane compares light speed and mental travel, saying imagination allows instantaneous relocation to heaven or Polaris, while the body remains bound to a slow 3 mph pace. He likens post death travel to a space flight and promotes his booklet The Logical Proof of God.
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