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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1964
Page
4
A biblically toned fragment cites Jesus declaring I am the light of the world promising that those who follow me will not walk in darkness and will have the light of life, referencing John.
The piece argues for more Bible reading at home to ease school disputes over the Supreme Court ruling. It notes differing local practices and suggests the home and church should foster religious training. It also mentions China's ongoing food crisis after the Great Leap Forward.
A proposal urges a new survey of the foreign aid program and possible shift to State Department control to cut costs and match rivals. The piece warns against using aid as political weapon and calls for thorough analysis to win congressional cooperation while noting the Europe troop airlift finished under schedule.
Harvey Wheeler a political science professor co author of Fail Safe worries democracy may be weakened by scientists gaining too much say in political decisions. He argues for a new science of politics amid scientists industry and military ties as shown in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. A later note mentions a new machine dialing numbers to deliver ads provoking ignoring by irate recipients.
Washington coverage centers on Henry Cabot Lodge as a weak chance for the Republican presidential race. Ike backs Lodge, but GOP leaders say his nomination would undermine Viet Nam policy attacks and note Lodge’s poor campaigning record and past controversies.
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The article reports on Fidel Castro and Che Guevara claims heard on a Washington shortwave broadcast. It links Panamanian President Chiari with Castroite goals, critiques Alliance for Progress spending, and argues the United States was miscast while Panama’s liberal government is blamed for provoking Latin American subversion.
President Johnson is 55 among 11 top rulers with an average age of 68. Nehru, Adenauer, Macmillan, Chiang Kai-shek, Franco, Salazar, Tito, Khrushchev, Mao, de Gaulle, and Sukarno are noted aging heads. Nehru faces health issues. Sukarno is named president for life. global power looks unsettled.
Estrellita notes tomorrow favors creative people executives and promoters with promising job and financial progress in the new year. For Capricorns, enthusiasm and perseverance should drive opportunity, especially in early February mid April early May late June September and October. Relationships shape the year with romance travel and social activity from May to August and again in March June September and November. A birthday on Monday promises steady progress and a practical approach to Monday schedules while a child born on this day will be studious and meticulous.
Middletown City Council approves Street Railroad Route No. 3 for a Cincinnati and Miami Valley Traction Co electric line. The plan places the line on Main Street with a center-right of way, five cent single fare, 25 tickets for a dollar, and three cent child fares. Cars limited to eight miles per hour inside city limits and timed loading rules apply.
Paul Harvey argues Johnson’s tax cut stance contrasts with Republican opposition in an election year. He praises Johnson’s faith and aid to the needy while criticizing critics who blame industry for costs. He notes cigarette research funds suits and urges support for truth in a free land.
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