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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1964
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with weekly and yearly rates for city and suburban delivery, mailing areas, and international. all subscriptions payable in advance. The paper notes publication by News-Journal Inc and cites a psalmic motto.
Night before Christmas follows a weary procession of parents tucking in children and finishing last preparations. Tomorrow brings gifts, turkey and family bustle as the day celebrates Christ’s birthday, with Bethlehem’s star shining overhead.
A Princeton scholar cites a 1790 covert dialogue between Alexander Hamilton and British agent George Beckwith, arguing Hamilton sought British aligned policy and concealed talks from Thomas Jefferson, Morris, and peers, risking undermining the U.S. government through private aims.
Judge Learned Hand long headed the New York Circuit Court of Appeals and was said to merit a Supreme Court seat. Judge Simon E Sobeleff, chief judge of the Fourth Circuit, retires at 70 after a career aiding desegregation and persuading Southern lawyers to support moderation.
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports AFL CIO president Meany and labor officials left the White House doubtful that Congress or President Johnson will repeal Taft Hartley 14B soon. The piece notes Senate and House resistance, state right to work support, and Democratic figures cautioning repeal. It cites Gov. Connally, Rep. Roosevelt, Adam Clayton Powell, and Hill of Alabama, plus Tennessee leaders Clement and Ellington.
A weary shopper battles budget limits and late hours on a Tuesday night seeking gifts before Christmas. She feels weighed down by purchases until a blind man’s warm smile lifts her spirits and makes the moment feel like Christmas.
David Lawrence argues Republicans must ignore lofty tone and focus on clear messaging. He says voters often react to negative framing, preferring plain language over highbrow rhetoric that confuses the electorate. Campaigns succeed by discrediting opponents and avoiding vague utopian promises.
The piece argues the American effort to support South Vietnam is failing as internal factionalism and repeated coups erode civilian government. It warns that a U.S. pullout could allow a communist victory across Southeast Asia, threatening American prestige worldwide.
Opinion piece argues voters care about wages, prices, education, and safety, not party branding. It critiques reliance on intellectual campaigns and platform texts, urging practical promises like higher wages, better roads, crime reduction, and broad tuition grants to win everyday support.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Streisand to sing a parody at the Inaugural gala but cancels the night. Barbra Streisand, Johnson supporters, and other stars, from Bette Davis to Joseph Cotten, mix with movie news, theater plans, and Hollywood gossip across parties and projects.
The article notes hair tests suggesting Napoleon may have died from arsenic and asks why the revelation took long to surface. It adds a remark about November birthdays and mentions Sir Winston Churchill, now 90, in England.
J Harold Jones a high school mathematics instructor is named Illinois Teacher of the Year. The announcement highlights his teaching work and impact in the state education system.
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