Subscriptions Rates And Publication Details For Middletown Journal
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates including 6c per weekday copy and 15c Sunday copy, 50c weekly carrier, six year mail within trading area, $20 yearly outside trading area, and $35 yearly outside USA. Published daily by News-Journal Inc. Founded 1857. Religious verse from Philippians 4:3 included.
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Ethics In Campaigning Faces Ethical Bounds in Election
The piece argues that ethics in political campaigning rests on Judeo Christian values and urges leaders to avoid personal attacks. It notes Republicans and Democrats trade ammunition about rivals, with Johnson, Goldwater, and Miller targets, while warnings about degrading democracy. It ends with a metaphor about a quiet rocket engine, seeking a politician with restraint.
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Mr. Johnson
Bobby Baker
Billie Sol Estes
Johnson
Senate
Senator Goldwater
Representative Miller
Goldwater
Willie Bioff
Sonic boom tests in Oklahoma City raise public ire and shape jet age research
The FAA uses Oklahoma City's six month sonic boom study to gauge public acceptance of supersonic travel. Officials warn louder booms may push redesign, higher engines, and cost. The report notes mixed public reaction and a surprising Birch Society presence at the Republican convention.
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Oklahoma City
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Poll Attack on Goldwater by Ginzburg Sparks Debate
Ralph Ginzburg, convicted smut publisher of Fact, conducts a nation wide poll of psychiatrists to question Goldwater's fitness for office. Twelve thousand psychiatrists receive a one page questionnaire about aggression temper and nervous breakdowns while Ginzburg plans to reveal results at the University of California Los Angeles and publish them in Fact.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Ralph Ginzburg
New York
Fact
Justice Department
Ginzburg
Philadelphia
Pran
Liaison Magazine
Goldwater
America
New York Post
James Wechsler
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
University of California At Los Angeles
John Williams
Delaware
George Aiken
Vermont
Bobby Baker
Williams
Bobby
Aiken
Futile Tales of Flora Cats and Ghost Towns
A New York florist develops a plant yielding 20 four leaf clovers yearly after seven years of intensive cross breeding. In Accrington a 23 inch waistline cat sparks mock wonder and a photo request. Santa Fe County touts 33 ghost towns and 29 ghost post offices to lure tourists while geese soar at 35000 feet above the Himalayas.
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New York
New Mexico
Santa Fe County
Peace and Prosperity as Johnsons Political Ace
The piece analyzes how prosperity and peace themes have aided Lyndon Johnson and how foreign policy shifts, Chilean politics, Viet Nam, and civil rights unrest could alter his electoral prospects. It contrasts past campaigns with current risks, including Allende’s rise and the potential for a punitive voter mood.
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Woodrow Wilson
White House
Franklin Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Eisenhower
Korea
Mr. Truman
Lyndon Johnson
Morgan Guaranty
Brazil
U. S
Moscow
Sovetskaya Torgovlya
Chile
Salvador Allende
Popular Action Front
Observer
Front
Allende
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
America
Goldwater
al Smith
Government humor study? HEW funds $6624 at South Dakota U
The Department of Health Education and Welfare grant of 6624 dollars to a University of South Dakota postgrad, Stanley L. Wenck, funds basic research on humor as a personality indicator. The project aims to test if humor preference distinguishes conformist from nonconformists, with a Sept. 15 deadline and unclear penalties.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
University of South Dakota
Stanley L. Wenck
HEW
Office of Education
Robert H. Beezer
Doc Beezer
U. S
Wenck
Good Ol
South Dakota
Secretary of Defense
Vietnam
Secretary of Agriculture
Lord Harlech
Today in History August 8 1964 events overview
On this date several historical milestones are noted including the 1829 Stourbridge Lion in Honesdale Pennsylvania, Napoleon’s exile, the Wilmot Proviso, German bombing of England in 1940, Dag Hammarskjold UN appeal, Formosa floods, and a 1959 train robbery in Britain.
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America
Stourbridge Lion
Honesdale
England
Napoleon Bona
St. Helena
U.S. House
Mexico
City orders sidewalk and street improvements in Middletown
George Crout reports Mayor J Dow Doty announces Middletown will adopt a road district and levy road taxes to fund extensive street work. An ordinance requires upgraded sidewalks on Third Street within 15 months, with later phases on Main Street toward May 1864, plus strict curb and gutter standards and potential private contracts.
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J. Dow Doty
Middletown
Butler County
Third
Main
Main Street
Fifth
Stuttering Boy Honors Teacher Who Believed In Him
Cliff's journey from labeled uneducable to public speaker hinges on Martha Marean, the Jackson teacher who coached his speech after school. Her persistence reshaped his confidence and education, culminating in a Wyoming talk honoring her memory after a fatal car accident near Cheyenne. Governor Hansen later saluted her impact.
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Jackson
Wyoming
Martha Marean
Bev
Miss Marean
Cliff
Cheyenne
Wyoming Education Association
Wyoming Highway Patrol
Martha Mareau
Clifford Hansen
American Turkey Noted as Native Domestic Fowl
Factographs mention North America’s only native domesticated fowl called the American bird in Turkey. Global radio sets in use exceed 395 million. Bamboo is not botanically classified as a tree.
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North America
Turkey
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