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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1964

Page

4

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USA

Air Pollution Law Signals Federal State Health Effort

The new air pollution control law marks a major federal state collaboration to cut airborne contaminants in thousands of communities. It authorizes HEW to conduct air pollution research and provides federal aid to states and regional projects to strengthen public health protections.

Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Reluctant Ballot Shapes GOP Presidential Dance

The piece lists possible Republican contenders like Nixon Scranton Lodge Romney Goldwater and Rockefeller as they weigh entry into the 1960s race. It notes Lodge has Eisenhower's blessing but Vietnam poses a hurdle while Scranton and Nixon show cautious public attitudes and pace of the dance quickens.

Viceart M. Nixon William Scranton Pennsylvania Henry Cabot Lodge U.S South Vietnam Gov George Romney Michigan Barry Goldwater Arizona Nelson Rockefeller New York Lodge Eisenhower Vietnam Scranton Nixon New Hampshire

Federal aid plan aids South Bend after Studebaker shutdown

President Johnson orders a federal effort to ease the Studebaker production halt in South Bend. Surplus food distribution accelerates, a federal official works with local aid programs, and troops contracts are prioritized locally. Commerce and Labor target future industry and worker retraining. A businessman on the local committee says permanent work beats temporary relief.

Johnson Studebaker South Bend Washington White House Indiana Defense Department Department of Commerce Department of Labor Studeoaker

Little Miss Nobody at the Kennedy Home in The Bronx

A vivid portrait of a neglected girl nicknamed Little Miss Nobody at the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr Home for Children in the Bronx. The piece traces her fear of being separated from her brother Jerry, her fraught family history, and the quiet resilience found among the home’s Missionary Sisters of Saint Francis who greet visiting strangers.

Little Miss Nobody Jerry Lit Joseph P. Kennedy Jr Nobly Sonia Miss Miss Notedy Little Miss Missionary Sisters Third Order of Saint Francis Brey

Dorothy Kilgallen on Republicans and 1960s nominating race

Kilgallen surveys Republican contenders from Landon to Nixon and Goldwater, arguing missteps and misperceptions shaped past elections. She weighs Nixon Rockefeller and Javits, then predicts Nixon could be the nominee if Rockefeller backs him, noting campaign dynamics and party splits.

Tinker Bell Alf Landon Wendell Willkie Tom Dewey Harry Truman

Young Man's Rules for Life from War Era Memoir

A clipped reminiscence frames New Year resolutions by William G. Farrow of Darlington and a 23 year old air crewman killed in the Tokyo raid era. The draft rules urge daily aviation focus, self discipline, and actions to shape character, with ten core aims such as avoiding laziness, maintaining health, acting with honesty, and turning failure into success.

Washington William G. Farrow Darlington S. C

Author’s Space Novel Flops Despite Out Of This World Bounds

Zadok Dumkopf references an author who wrote a space travel novel that failed commercially though praised as imaginative. The remark frames the work as from another realm yet did not meet readers’ expectations.

Zadok Dumkopf

Child Taken To Cincinnati Hospital After Snowbound Trip

A child was rushed to Children’s Hospital in Cincinnati on New Year’s Day after a family unable to drive faced snowbound roads. A nurse suggested calling the Muchetown Rescue Squad volunteers James D. Craig Billie LeBlanc and Craig Young to help reach the hospital. The boy remains in critical condition but has a fighting chance as experts care for him. Volunteers worked overnight assisting accident scenes while exhausted from duty.

Children’s Hospital Cincinnati Cicinnati Trip Muchetown Rescue Squad James D. Craig Billie LeBlanc Craig Young

Year of spectaculars looms for James Marlow in 1964

Washington analysis argues 1964 will be a year of dramatic events for James Marlow as figures like Johnson and Kennedy shape Congress. It notes Johnson must push major legislation, risk clashes with leaders, and balance bold tactics with public opinion while defending Kennedy's Democratic record.

Johnson Kennedy Congress

Boyle and the first chemist in our history

Robert Boyle, often regarded as the first chemist, is credited with formulating the early concept of an element. The bell bird’s call travels for miles, and I is a native of South America.

Robert Boyle South America

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