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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1964
Page
4
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After Goulart's ouster Brazil faces a core question about democracy and reform. U S observers warn of fascist tendencies by a rich owner class at risk from democratic changes while praising potential reforms. Paul Prebisch warns that reform or else. Haiti's Duvalier cements presidency for life stirring opposition.
On April 7 three events tied to civil rights legislation occurred: Wisconsin presidential primary voting reflecting regional attitudes, Senator Stennis urging restraint amid threats of demonstrations, and the death of Rev. Bruce W. Klunder at a Cleveland school site as he peacefully protested school integration.
The narrator recalls meeting a famed speaker who appeared unremarkable yet transformed by belief. He recounts adopting a five day mental diet of positive thoughts, aiming to shift life outcomes through changed thinking, citing Proverbs Marcus Aurelius and Emmet Fox as inspiration.
A Denver Post note recalls former state editor Ted Pollard who left for greener pastures. The writer reflects on Colorado scenery, gold dome capitol, and Kennedy half-dollar talk while daydreaming about sunny 60 degree weather and blue skies.
Factographs and folklore mix in a column that riffs on Sirius the Dog Star, a mythical longest European surname, bright downtown lighting, a Capitol marker, oddities about parking tickets, and a string of superstitions about marriage and warts in a playful, informal tone.
A financial journal notes 70 snuff tands for sale in the U S. Factographs cites a talkative piping crow in Australia. A Portuguese fox catcher reports 15 foxes bagged recently by lassoing, hinting at a new roping challenge.
Paul Harvey critiques Johnson as a moderate while Fulbright and others attack large defense spending. The piece traces fear of Cold War budgets, recalls past leaders, and argues for a strong military to deter global conflict, while warning against pacifist rhetoric and overseas subsidies.
An elderly couple faces a dispute over life insurance policies. The Institute of Life Insurance explains ownership and revocable beneficiary provisions. If the wife hides policies, the husband can obtain duplicates and change beneficiaries, leaving the wife with no claim.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys a year of royal headlines with surprise betrothals and exotic ties while highlighting Hollywood parties, industry shakeups, and notable moments from the worlds of film, music, and publishing.
This page recounts events on April 12 across history. It notes the attack on Fort Sumter in 1861, Henry Clay's birth in 1777, Haig's 1918 order, the capture of Bardia in 1941, FDR's death, and other major milestones including Oppenheimer, Dulles, and MLK events.
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