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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1964
Page
4
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The verses reflect on the Spirit aiding in prayer when words fail and on God filling believers with joy and peace. It emphasizes hope through faith and the Holy Spirit’s power guiding believers.
The article argues for renegotiating the 1903 Panama treaty and pursuing a new U S canal in Central America or Colombia. It notes Panama’s new president, Johnson’s mandate, and planning moves while weighing financing, control, and construction methods. It ends with a jab about a transport plane carrying 500 troops.
The piece notes charity giving rose from four billion to over ten billion in the past 15 years, praising Americans' philanthropy while warning of waste and dishonest outfits. It advises checks via Better Business Bureaus and Chambers of Commerce and cites a Maryland bank robbery recovery as a cautionary tale.
Washington reports on Joey Glimco, Teamsters Local 777 chief with 38 prior arrests, facing federal indictment under the Taft Hartley Act. McClellan’s committee cites lavish gifts and kickbacks to Glimco by Chicago officials, detailing payments, hotel bills, and a pattern of intimidation against union critics.
Factographs recounts Korczak Ziolkowski, age 49, starting June 3 1948 the Crazy Horse sculpture in South Dakota requiring six million tons of rock removal. It sits among large monuments at Mount Rushmore Shrine of Democracy and details Cousteau’s two man diving saucer flight to California for Scripps scientists.
John Chamberlain argues the modern student revolt is driven by personalism, uniting diverse groups in a quest for ego satisfaction and freedom to express individuality. He notes the movement cuts across ideologies, critiques bureaucratic communism, and questions what comes after personalist rebellion.
The piece debates continued U S foreign aid to prevent Communist influence amid assaults on American property worldwide. It argues aid helps deploy observers, deter subversion, and defend sovereign borders within international law despite UN inaction.
An advice note urges families to review health habits and safety at home as part of New Year resolutions. It lists questions on physicals immunizations dental visits fitness eye care and chronic illnesses and stresses consulting a doctor when uncertain. A light anecdote follows about a Christmas tree prank and a note on robins seen in warm weather.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Ava Gardner and George C. Scott in a volatile romance. A major studio reshuffle is anticipated across New York London and Hollywood, starting in publicity. Paddy Chayefsky signs to write Ice Station Ze bra with Defense Department briefings. Marlene Dietrich buys pantalons in Paris, Judy August pregnant, and others eye Broadway revues.
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