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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1964
Page
4
Middletown Ohio newspaper lists subscription prices for various delivery areas including in city, suburban, trading area, and outside U S A. It notes daily publication by News Journal Inc and includes a Galatians verse.
A reflection on George Washington’s insistence that citizens respect law, obey government, and uphold the Constitution as the basis of national union. The piece links Washington’s due process ideals to modern governance as President Johnson assigns a history professor to gather ideas and dismiss ideas he finds unwise.
The World Council of Churches executive committee endorsed freedom of religion or belief for all including atheists, and the right to express as well as hold beliefs. It argued freedom must be protected by constitution law and public practice, linking belief with freedom of thought as a precious heritage.
A rocket contractor seeks left handed welders at premium pay to weld cooling tubes inside the thrust chamber. Right handed welders must contort to reach the tubes, while lefties can work without awkward poses. The appeal notes the nation calls for skilled labor.
North Carolina leaders threaten coffin protests if desegregation goals are not met by May 30. Revered W E Banks and Rob ert Blow vow self harm in Asheboro if integration fails by June. Cox of CORE reportedly hinted at self immolation in Chapel Hill if Easter desegregation is not achieved.
Factographs notes Ethiopia on Africa’s northeast has a 3,000 year sovereignty tradition. It states Haile Selassi I as emperor and king of kings. It mentions cats called rumpies and stumpies and claims rumpies are more valued for lacking tails.
Nixon calls for a western leaders conference to discuss policy toward Communist nations. He argues a Spinoza inspired meeting could repair frayed ties among the U S Britain and France while warning that greed and reluctance to acknowledge error may doom the West to failure and isolation.
Washington AP reports Senate Democrats vow to push the civil rights bill against Southern filibuster pressure. Senator Mansfield predicts months of 24 hour sessions only if extraordinary needs arise, while Senator Russell warns the South will stay in session around the clock.
On this date in 1732 George Washington was born near Fredericksburg Virginia. Spain ceded Florida to the United States in 1819. Lord Baden-Powell born in 1857. Frank Woolworth opened the Utica five cent store in 1879. U.S. Navy planes attacked Saipan and Tinian in 1944. Pakistan sought U.S. military aid in 1954. Britain ended a four year state of emergency in 1959. Two earthquakes in Libya caused widespread damage a year ago.
A patent from an Astoria Oregon inventor proposes a beard steamer using fumes from a water container to soften whiskers for easier shaving. The quirky idea reflects inventive whimsy in early 1960s patent culture.
Middletown plans a new street supervisor under the Street Committee to oversee a $3200 annual street program. The official will compile labor lists for men ages 21 to 55, supervise curb and guttering on Lebanon Street, and report progress and finances to the council.
Paul Harvey argues that while youth grow physically and gain knowledge, judgment lags and teen crime rises. He warns against hasty adulthood urging time for boys and girls to mature before voting, noting Beatles hysteria and media influence.
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