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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1964
Page
4
Middletown Ohio notices subscription terms including per copy prices 6 cents for weekdays 15 cents for Sunday and carrier or mail rates in and outside trading areas. The paper published daily by News-Journal Inc since 1857 lists in advance payment and a Bible verse as a closing motto.
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a district ruling that Congress authorized and the arbitration board could approve a program to cut more than 30 000 rail firemen and create about 19 000 train crew positions. Four unions plan to appeal to the Supreme Court amid stalled wage talks and wary labor relations.
A New York Bar Association special committee studies modern intrusions on privacy from eavesdropping to subliminal messaging. President Herbert Brownell warns such advances could affect dignity, diversity and creativity. The report's findings are awaited.
Washington dispatch details a fierce power struggle within the Black Muslim movement. Malcolm X, suspended by Elijah Muhammad, attracts support from New York leaders while Chicago and other factions stand with Muhammad. A 2000-delegate convention looms as a possible showdown.
Casablanca now exceeds 500000 residents. Mortality among the slightly overweight is estimated higher by one fifth than average. Over 85 percent of last year’s fatally accidental deaths are blamed on human error. A dateline shift means today in the United States equals tomorrow in Korea across the Pacific.
The Kennedy Johnson era faces voter backlash over the wheat sale to the Soviet Union and other Communist nations. The handoff, once pitched as private bank credits, is blamed for undermining the Cuba embargo and prompting Britain France and others to extend trade with communist states.
The article questions U S knowledge on South Viet Nam eight years after aid began and analyzes how Diem's government fell, McNamara diplomacy, and Johnson signals on neutrality and possible escalation amid fears of a wider war with China.
A reader recounts two near misses at home a rake impaling an eye and a toppled antique cabinet barely missing serious harm. Safety experts warn most injuries come from home hazards like loose rugs clutter and dangerous electricity and urge spring cleanup to fix small dangers.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Dallas feels irony after the Kennedy assassination and the Oswald killing. The courtroom spectacle centers on Jack Ruby, described as stylish yet jittery, facing possible execution as Melvin Belli leads his defense. The piece blends Ruby’s demeanor, media attention, and Dallas as stage for history.
In Madrid men boycott tensorial parlors protesting a 50 percent price increase for haircuts. Frustration grows as barbers face rising costs and customers seek cheaper alternatives. The local scene reflects a tense clash between service costs and consumer patience.
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