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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1964
Page
4
Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for in city and suburban delivery by carrier, 17 days by mail, and 7 day outside trading area with annual and international options. The issue notes its publication by News-Journal Inc and includes a biblical verse from Hebrews.
The piece notes top Birmingham University scientists leaving for America and Australia, led by Ian Bush and George Greenless, citing better pay and facilities in the United States and criticising Britain's retention efforts as penny wise and pound foolish. It also condemns the rush to speed in cars, praises a stamp honoring Cordell Hull, and highlights his role in New Deal policy and the United Nations.
Lou Rubin hosts Lyndon B. Johnson and Jules Gordon at Chandler's on East 49th Street. Secret Service guards the Vice President as Gordon dines, Rubin admires presidential crystal displays, and Johnson admires the artifacts while the bill is settled.
The article argues foreign governments will act in the eight months before the 1964 election, risking crises that could pull the United States into war. It cites Cuba, Panama, Southeast Asia, and Latin America as areas where diplomatic pressure or aggression may rise when the president seeks reelection.
Washington column argues President Johnson keeps leaks tightly controlled to maintain one man monopoly. Critics, former Kennedy favorites, and White House aides engage in a public debate over how leaks shape power and policy.
Dave Regan reports on Governor Scranton’s Cincinnati appearance for the Council on World Affairs dinner. Attendees found his foreign trade talk challenging but praised his straightforward answers and potential as a Republican presidential candidate. Notable supporters included A. R. Edwards and Neil McElroy.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys social jottings from Broadway and cinema. Arlene Dahl’s circle claims she loves Fernando Lamas while Warren Beatty negotiates a potential comedy with Charles Feldman Woody Allen and Capucine. Autographs of JFK fetch up to 1000 in New York and Chicago. Louis Hayward hospitalized in Chicago after a heart attack. Japan seizes a jazz boom as Barbra Streisand’s Funny Girl signs loom. Joe DiMaggio endures spine arthritis as Tony Bennett earns $5,000 bonus at the Diplomat Hotel.
The forecast warns caution in personal relations and finances to avoid losses. For a tomorrow birthday, past efforts in work and money should pay off, with mid June and late November money offers and October boosts. Travel chances appear in July and November, with creative work inspired in June and July.
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