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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with weekly and yearly rates for in city, suburban, trading area, and outside regions, including U S and international pricing. It notes the paper is published daily by News-Journal Inc since 1857 and includes a Bible verse quote.
The report that the Soviet Mars probe has suffered a major power drop boosts U S chances to place a nearby instrumented vehicle for Mars observation. If true the loss would cripple earth communications, underscoring calls for international scientific cooperation over space exploration.
Governor Johnson appeared on a national broadcast defending Mississippi on voting rights and alleged violence. He downplayed intimidation claims and blamed Northern press distortions while praising low crime. the piece notes his reluctance to acknowledge race-relations problems. Churchill marks 90th birthday with toast to brandy and cigars.
A November morning in Minneapolis saw a record 17 below zero as 31 000 fans watched the Vikings face the Rams. Players mused on frozen footing and tough schedules, reflecting on football’s hardy cult and the cold sport’s peculiar demands.
The article traces Phil Napoleon founder of the Memphis Five, his early life in Brooklyn, rise in Dixieland music, and clashes with gangsters in clubs. It notes his ties to Original Dixieland Jazz Band, his later tours, marriages, adoptions, and enduring status as a senior Dixieland leader at Napoleon's Retreat in Miami Beach.
Washington editorial argues Russia refuses to pay special UN assessments to fund peacekeeping while Moscow backs revolutionary movements worldwide. It condemns Soviet and Red China support for revolutions, alleges Western hesitation, and urges transparent exposure of Soviet goals to defend peace and UN charter.
Editorial recalls President Truman and General MacArthur over the Korean War and notes J Edgar Hoover facing pressure at the FBI. It reflects on tenure, integrity, and political strain as Johnson extends Hoover past retirement age amid public scrutiny.
The stars urge careful planning tomorrow with rechecking to avoid costly errors. If today is your birthday a year of stimulation and strong finances lies ahead with key influence periods in late February March mid July October and November. Travel and social experiences brighten January and April with a child born today likely literary and possibly law inclined.
Traveler notes Interstate 71 as a two lane divided highway offering safety advantages over I 75 but with future landscaping and surface refinements needed. Describes routes to reach the new road from Route 122 and 42, and urges an east west connector. Mentions a 10 car accident on the northbound stretch during their trip.
Debora Kerr's mother in law invites Greta Garbo for a visit to ease her grief after George Schlee's death. Garbo skipped Schlee's wake on the East River as friends recall his wit and MGM days. Maynard Ferguson disbands his orchestra after nine years amid tax troubles. George Raft's companion at Seafare was Marcia Freeman. A young stage star was replaced after a nervous breakdown. Jack Jones canceled Chicago engagement and moved to New York. The Americana Hotel hesitated over a 17 500 weekly rate for Peter Paul and Mary. Tadd Cameron is gravely ill. Tony Newley seeks a 12 room NY townhouse for himself, Joan Collins, and their baby. Damita Jo joins Joe Glaser's office. husband Biddy Wood earned a 15 000 bonus. Ernest Borgnine dates Donna Rancout, once a stand-in for Yvonne De Carlo. Anfuso's son Vic and Don Tracy helped swing NY Republicans to Johnson, Humphrey, Kennedy. Cary Grant saw Father Goose. Rock Hudson will attend Strange Bedfellows preview in NYC.
Soviet scientists report a sea serpent in Lake Khyeyr near the Arctic Circle raising curiosity about tourism potential. US planes report clouds of ammonium sulfate high above, far from home lawns. 1964 US apple crop forecast stands at 141.2 million bushels with pie plans in mind. In San Simas thieves steal a 750 pound safe with only $1 inside. Verrazano Narrows Bridge photos showcase a sparkling modern achievement. Louis XIV popularized high heels for men, a note on fashion history. A printer jokes a definition of genius through belief in personal greatness.
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