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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1964
Page
4
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The Bryan parallel analysis notes one third of Republicans oppose Goldwater, suggesting a party fracture similar to 1896 Democrats led by Bryan. It highlights currency debates and regional shifts, with potential long term effects on party control and a Stevenson Kennedy endorsement indicating strategic alignment.
The piece compares contemporary lean novels with longer 19th century epics noting the enduring, comforting pull of sprawling narratives by Dickens and Tolstoy. It argues long works invite a paced, repeated engagement rather than quick consumption. It ends with Maury Wills predicting stolen bases will fade if the balk rule isn’t enforced and other thefts persist.
The New York City Police Department tests an anesthetic dart gun using human volunteers to measure its usefulness in law enforcement. Observers expect strong interest from other communities facing riot control and suspect apprehension challenges. The device, already field tested by biologists on large animals, could offer a humane way to subdue suspects at distance without serious injury.
Jim Bishop portrays Rome at sunset as a city of beauty and contradiction. He notes modern life alongside ancient landmarks, with celebrities like Gina Lollobrigida and Frank Sinatra in view, while ordinary scenes reveal crowded streets, religious sites, and a populace navigating change.
The piece examines how President Johnson weighed Catholic versus Protestant options for his running mate. It notes the considerations around Senator Mansfield, Senator McCarthy, and Senator Humphrey, the party dynamics, and the factors driving a decision that would balance the ticket and appeal to liberal and southern voters. The article also mentions how convention delegates and political leaders viewed Humphrey as a strong campaigner with prior presidential contest experience.
Senate veteran Hubert Humphrey, praised as a professional liberal and key ally, emerges as the preferred vice presidential choice for President Johnson. The Minnesota Democrat’s foreign and domestic leadership, long service on the Foreign Relations Committee, and pivotal push on civil rights bolster his standing with Democrats nationwide.
Dave Regan reports that the Beatles drew about 14 000 fans to Cincinnati Gardens last night. The arena vibrated with screamers as the band performed for 35 minutes in a highly excited, orderly audience. Ear damage and a convulsion incident were noted, but overall hysteria was minimal among adults.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes guest Tuesday Weld discusses maturing, leaving Hollywood for Malibu Beach, seeking discipline, and facing critics. Weld defends herself against rumors, contrasts public hypocrisy, and resolves to continue personal growth and resilience.
Factographs note the Pawnee may have been early users of tranquilizers via verbena tea they called the pleasant dream drink. They reportedly drank it to quiet nerves and aid sleep. The brightest star after the sun is Sirius, the Dog Star in Canis Major. it is about 27 times brighter than the sun and near 20 000 degrees Fahrenheit.
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