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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1964
Page
4
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Health authorities rely on clear facts about smoking dangers to deter teens but social pressure and glamour appeal undermine advice. Emil Corwin notes glamorizing tobacco fuels uptake, so combine factual messaging with reducing smoking as a social norm.
The new Air Force rules create a 70 mile buffer along the Iron Curtain restricting routine flights to reduce border incidents after the shooting of two U S planes in East Germany. The policy is not appeasement but a step toward East West cooperation and a potential border incident mechanism with Russia. Diplomatic pressure could push toward an enduring agreement. Cigaret sales are rising after the surgeon general report with a quip about lung cancer.
Senator Fulbright warns Castro a nuisance not danger while CIA chief McCone links Cuba to a hemisphere threat. The piece outlines 10 guerrilla schools led by Lister and Bayo near Havana, with Ernesto Guevara overseeing a Latin American training program and links to Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, and Peru.
The article contrasts Senator Fulbright and Khrushchev on trade with Communist powers. It cites Professor G Warren Nutter arguing the Soviet economy is weak, warns Western aid should extract reforms, and questions wheat deals as missteps in US Soviet policy amid Cold War tensions.
Column notes George Reedy as White House press secretary for Lyndon Johnson, whose Senate bid rumors draw divided views. Observers applaud his blunt, nubbed style while joking about poolside, deer sausage and potential exile for Goulart amid speculative political moves.
The text notes the human body contains about 35 trillion red blood cells. It adds that the honeybee, though tiny, has two stomachs, one more than humans.
A humorous column collects a string of quick punchlines and yarns from the old days. Jokes about four marriages, Carter’s pills, Castoria, and a grandchild’s joke reveal a playful slice of crowds and family tales in a reminiscence style.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes John Huston may join Ship of Fools at Columbia, Lisa Kirk and John Payne lead Here's Love tour, Neil Sedaka settles with managers, Noel Coward misdiagnosed butterflies in Broadway High Spirits, Ella Fitzgerald battles MGM exits, Gogi Tehitchinadze becomes Delmonico vice president, Grace Metalious body and bequest issues, Funny Girl cast tensions over Rainbow Room VIP party, a wronged wife in a divorce case seeks publicity, a top jazz singer faces U S narcotics issues again.
A New York expert on alcoholism effects notes most drinkers drive, with a wry, tongue in cheek aside about vice versa. The column also tosses out brisk items on demography and language trends, finishing with a market note about a paint can and bottle opener wear gadget.
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