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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal publishes daily in Middletown Ohio with subscription rates listed for week days Sunday and carrier or mail options in- and out-of-area and a globe rate. A biblical quote appears noting dedicating of the altar with Numbers 7 11.
Minnesota chair George Farr urged National Chairman John Bailey to appoint a committee立即 to work with Mississippi Democrats on ending racial discrimination in party activities. The move follows the Mississippi Freedom Party challenge and aims to prevent a repeat of past disgrace.
The article argues a large pay gap exists between top government officials and private sector executives doing similar work. It notes defense secretary McNamara earns far less than private rivals and warns the gap threatens attracting top talent. It also discusses efforts to align pay but says the upper levels remain far behind.
Jim Bishop describes Cleveland during a snowfall and reflects on its industry, architecture, and diverse communities. He notes public buildings, the Browns and Indians, local institutions, media figures like Mike Douglas, and his personal sense of strangers becoming familiar as he departs for the airport.
A column links an East River rocket near the UN to broader Cuban subversion backed by Che Guevara. It chronicles October to November incidents in Venezuela, Cuba training camps, and Soviet arms flow, while urging restraint and sympathy for anti Castro frustrations.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Shubert Alley buzz as Buddy Hackett opens I Had a Ball at the Martin Beck with box office potential over 1 million. Notes include plans on Red China at the UN, Shaw rights, theater bankruptcies, and plans for Vic Spinetti musicals.
Tomorrow brings sympathetic mood and helpful colleagues for most. For birthdays in February March May June and October job gain favors diplomacy over aggression. Avoid tension with partners in February and October to prevent friction. November offers long term planning and higher earnings opportunities.
A playful column from Dave Regan recalls the rush of last minute shopping in Middletown. He notes crowds dislike from Army days, lists items bought by gender, and warns that many gifts are now out of stock with shipping deadlines looming.
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision written by Justice Tom Clark, upholds the 1964 Civil Rights Act ban on discrimination in public accommodations. The ruling bases constitutionality on the commerce clause, not the 14th Amendment, and leaves details to be filled by state regulation. The decision ends decades of battles over whether inns hotels and theaters must serve all races.
The National Live Stock and Meat Board reports Americans eat about 100 pounds of beef annually. Zadok Dumkopf questions completeness of the data. A football publication names a 33 man All American squad, edging toward an inclusive idea.
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