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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1964
Page
4
Middletown Ohio pricing details list subscription options for daily, Sunday, and weekly delivery. Rates include in city 50 cents per week by carrier, 12 dollars yearly by mail in the trading area, 20 dollars outside, and 35 dollars outside the USA. Published daily by News Journal Inc. Bible verse quoted from Mark 1 35.
The article weighs who may replace U Thant when his term ends in 1966. It discusses Africa as a potential next region, questions of capability and experience, and the option Thant might extend his term. It notes Hoffa's conviction and ongoing Teamsters leadership amid a fatigued union rank and file.
The New York Department of Air Pollution Control report shows that per person costs from dirty air reach about $65 annually in New York City, while other cities spend 10 cents per capita or less on pollution control. The piece ends with a culinary analogy about sauce masking burned meat.
The piece notes Nebraska's unicameral legislature praised by Gov. Morrison and political scientist Adam Breckenridge as honest and conservative. It contrasts with other states still keeping two houses and discusses growing interest after Supreme Court apportionment rulings.
A St. Louis woman recalls struggle during the 1930s when unemployment and debt pressed her family. Reading II Corinthians and prayer helped her gain strength, leading to her husband finding work and renewed hope as the tide of hardship turned.
Factographs note that about 30 percent of the U S population shows food allergy. Ants keep aphids to yield a sugary exudate for their nourishment, similar to how humans raise cattle for dairy. Some say checks written on Sunday may be invalid in daily practice, but this text asserts they are valid. Walvis Ridge at the bottom of the South Atlantic acts as a barrier preventing cold Antarctic bottom water from entering the eastern Atlantic.
A crowd at the New York World’s Fair helped Indiana Lew when he lost his billfold containing about 55 dollars. An Army buddy offered a 10 to tide him over until night, and a young Pinkerton counter clerk returned the wallet after a souvenir purchase led to its recovery. Lew thanked the honest workers and celebrated with his wife Jeanne that evening.
Washington chatter imagines a new Select Committee On Standards and Conduct as a permanent Senate watchdog. Ymelda jokes about ethics hell, while the talk turns to delinquency causes from voter brutality to GOP House discipline and the Bobby Baker cover up.
Harvey P. Daggett catalogs his life by framing newspaper clippings, photos, and notices from his 1924 wedding through 1919 army service to present. In three years he has 38 frames of clipped history, each sealed and labeled, as family and friends read the self made archive.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Jane Morgan will tape a pay TV spectacular at the World's Fair with RCA Victor involved. The column also notes Mel Tormé reconciliation rumors, Maria Callas Paris dispute, Tony Richardson film set access limits, Anne Bancroft linked to William Inge, and other entertainment gossip across stars like Zsa Zsa Gabor Abbe Lane and Barbra Streisand.
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