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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1964
Page
6
The item lists subscription rates for The Middletown Journal with per week prices and yearly mail options, plus delivery areas and a brief Bible verse from Luke 22 41 43. The page header notes city information and publication details from News Journal Inc founded in 1857.
A national poll finds 58 percent view co existence with the Soviet Union possible while 24 percent say impossible. The piece argues co existence means mutual restraint not domination, urging world disarmament and cautioning that isolation would end hopes for nuclear peace.
Dr Samuel Rosen a Columbia University Medical Center otology professor will travel to Peking at the Chinese Medical Association invitation to perform a hearing restoring operation Demonstrations have been held in over 20 countries including the Soviet Union The voyage is seen as a humanitarian mission without political aims and expresses the proverb If every man would mend a man the world would all be mended
The British launch a three year program to replace most road signs with symbols rather than words to reduce driver confusion. It could be costly but may reduce accidents. the text notes US costs would be enormous but benefits in safety might justify the expense.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller seriously weighs a third presidential bid despite record budget hikes and a Democratic surge. He has hired strategist William Pfeiffer as GOP liberals urge Javits or Lindsay to enter the race.
The National Labor Relations Board issues a broad order limiting an employer's right to speak to employees without going through union representatives. The decision, in a dispute with General Electric, raises whether First Amendment rights cover employer expressions about bargaining matters and could impose penalties for take it or leave it offers.
The new International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago showcases over 7 000 hogs sheep beef and dairy cattle and is hailed as one of the best shows. A British barber shop seeks a slot machine permit for customers. Oxford and Cambridge play American touch football. The piece notes the average American eats 64 pounds of pork annually and includes light, humorous asides about hunting and sports names.
A reader recounts a volunteer’s delayed arrival for toy distribution at the Salvation Army, her hurried race to the site, and confirmation she was there to help. Also noted is a humorous weather quip about gnats and a Thanksgiving birthday card milestone for Frank Simon, who has a minor heart issue and is home from the hospital.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes James Petrillo may retire to lead AFM civil rights efforts in Chicago. Nancy Ames may star in The Passionate Witch. Eden Roc to reopen as a discotheque. Dolores Del Rio dazzles at Hughie preview as Stephanie Powers mingles with Eddie Fisher. Milton Berle signs three year East run. Peter O Toole ads blaze Becket and Lord Jim. Charlie Addams aids Bates charity. Julie Andrews poised for The Sound of Music and Mary Poppins chatter. Don Francks lands seven picture deal. Lana Turner ghostwrites autobiography talks draw six figure offers.
Factographs cover spadefoot toads breeding in temporary pools after rains and eggs hatching in two days. Notes report giant island spiders off New Guinea used for fishing lines. Harrison era state admissions, Webster at Bunker Hill dedication, Navajo weaving belief, rising U S auto mileage, tax return errors, and insects with five separate eyes.
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