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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1964
Page
4
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The piece argues Americans give generously but often without sacrifice and notes the fading bracero program. It cites California Florida Texas and Arizona growers struggling to fill harvest labor as Mexican workers depart. The Labor Department plans a major recruitment drive to fill seasonal jobs, hoping to end reliance on Mexican workers.
Norman V. Peale recalls a Cincinnati Christmas Eve moment when his father urged him to respect every person. A dirty beggar received a dollar and a kind Christlike greeting, transforming the boy’s mood and revealing the hidden nobility in others. The incident shaped Peale’s lifelong view of people and happiness.
President may appoint New York Senator Kenneth B. Keating to a top post after defeat in reelection. Both parties likely to approve. Senate would back the nomination despite Goldwater opposition detour. Keating hopes for government service and favors an ambassadorship over commission roles.
A look at what counts as heavy snow a snow squall and a cold wave with Ohio specifics. Definitions include four inches in 12 hours or six inches in 24 hours for heavy snow, a brief burst of snow for a squall, and a rapid 20 degree drop in 24 hours for a cold wave with state thresholds.
Paul Harvey warned college presidents last March that bogus students and faculty members were organizing to disrupt American universities with foreign money behind them. He cited Mario Savio and a broader student movement with campus speeches and protests, urging defenses at state universities and noting protests at the UN.
The text cites Sirus the Dog Star as the brightest star in Canis Major visible in northern winters. It notes Sirus at 50 billion miles away with 26 suns luminosity. It mentions Jean I of France’s brief reign starting Nov 15 1316, Pluto’s -380 F temp, baboons as voracious foragers feasting on live scorpions, Pompeii and Herculaneum destroyed by Vesuvius in 79 A D, jangadas peeled-wood rafts used by Brazilian fishermen.
A study by Hor ace Stockmeir warns retirees about mismanaging a monthly pension. He notes many former weekly earners struggle when income switches from weekly to monthly and offers practical steps to adjust budget timing and spending.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes State Investigation Commission to unveil lurid charges against a Gotham power figure. Shirley MacLaine meets Darryl Zanuck. Johnny Broderick risks Upstate farm mystique. Cuba debate and Che Guevara coverage. MGM producer Marty Ransohoff eyes jet screening, and Baseball Commissioner bid narrows. Sophia Loren praised. Blackie the mynah bird stolen again. jaguar sightings in Venezuela villages.
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