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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1964
Page
4
Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including city and suburban carrier prices, trading area options, and mail rates across regions. The notice notes payment in advance and identifies News-Journal Inc. as the publisher with heritage dating to 1857.
The piece urges April Cancer Control Month education by American Cancer Society volunteers. It highlights seven danger signals, colon and rectum screening, quitting smoking, and annual health checkups as life-saving steps. It notes over 1.2 million survivors and calls for support for research and services. It ends with a question about selection-out authority.
The piece argues for thoughtful reconsideration of foreign and domestic policy including Cuba and the Panama Canal treaty while criticizing reflexive appeasement labels. It urges rational debate, notes social security scrutiny, and presents a vivid account of heroin addiction impacts and the need for treatment and public awareness.
Jim Bishop argues government estimates of addicts are far too low. He claims at least 40,000 addicts in New York and as many as 150,000 nationwide, criticizing views that treat addiction as crime and describes encounters with addicts at a New York police station as they seek a fix.
The Committee For Economic Development released a study by 200 business and education leaders chaired by Theodore O. Yntema of Ford and William C. Stolk of American Can. It argues unions can restrict labor supply and influence hiring while respecting private association rights.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on a near altercation at the Actors Studio over Arthur Kopit's play ending in Kopit's resignation amid perceived political machinations. The piece notes reactions of Lee Strasberg, Georgia Brown, Sarah Miles, Kim Novak, and Marcello Mastoianni, plus a tense Golden Globes moment and Cassius Clay's military service questions. It also covers Elaine Stritch's romance rumors, Gabe Dell's Broadway transition, and broad labor union policy discussions with a congressional committee's recommendations on unionism and labor law.
Dave Regan reflects on a humorous Easter weather forecast failed by intuition not science. He notes a balmy forecast that proved wrong and recalls a white painting seen at the National Art Gallery, concluding spring may be near despite the misread.
Column examines political “distinction and lovability” as a fiction of tenure. It notes presidents bestow seeming affection on departing or deceased officials, cites Johnson’s case, and surveys Kennedy holdovers like Hodges Roosevelt Jr. and others likely to be cast out or retained based on timing and loyalty.
Factographs notes the Congo River hosts about 1000 fish species. the claim emphasizes river biodiversity and water depth, while playful quips highlight the abundance of life and the river's vast ecosystem.
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