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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal published daily by News-Journal Inc lists subscription prices for region and delivery options, with rates for weekday and Sunday copies, carrier and mail rates, and international pricing. The paper notes its founding in 1857 and includes a religious verse.
The piece questions Khrushchev’s timing and motives as Soviet pressure on Panama clashes with U S claims. It asks whether the premier knew of planned protests, whether his renunciation note was prepped to mask aggression, and whether any territorial dispute justified the move. The article asserts long-standing rights under the treaty and accuses Moscow of deflecting blame onto the United States.
The piece argues that calls for swift regulation in response to health concerns around smoking can backfire. It criticizes the FTC plan to require warning labels on cigarettes as simplistic and unfairly singled out tobacco. It advocates cooler, long term action and thorough congressional hearings for wiser regulation.
Norman V. Peale reviews a jade fidget stone as a trendy aid to calm nerves. He contrasts this novelty with deeper remedies rooted in mental discipline and spirituality, urging practice of tranquil thinking centered on God to reduce worry and guilt.
Senator Morse disclosed most finances but withheld lecture payment sources in 1962, noting earnings of 10634. The omission highlights a weakness of disclosure rules as lobbies often seek honoraria. the practice questions whether mere transparency cures conflicts of interest.
A playful advertisement hints at a lion heavy film promising a mane attraction. A high end store teases overcoats called outercoats. The desk mate asks if a Benny should be named Benjamin in future usage.
Mag longs for a five dollar hat at a dept store and then faces a comic reversal when a "Mrs Litchby" claims the prize. The tale ends with Mag laughing at the hat caper and a light note on humor. Also, a nursey school tale shows a child blamed for corner time, admired for honesty, and a church quip about four roses on the baptismal font.
A new three-chamber hyperbaric system at Lutheran General Hospital Park Ridge near Chicago will house an operating room inside a 41 foot long pressure tank. The facility aims to expand research on high pressure oxygen therapy used to treat gas gangrene carbon monoxide poisoning stroke and other conditions. Doctor John Orndorff and Dr. Jack Van Elk describe potential benefits and broader research horizons enabled by the largest system of its kind.
John Chamberlain assesses the Eighty eighth Congress arguing it largely did its duty by delaying broad tax cuts and foreign aid, vetoing excess measures, and forcing President Johnson to align budgets with needs. He contrasts traditional legislative power with modern liberal advocacy for presidential initiative.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Hollywood rumors from Shirley MacLaine’s whereabouts to Lionel Hampton selling life rights to Sammy Davis Jr. and June Allyson’s Beverly Hills real estate. The column notes Paul Newman’s box office success with The Prize and public reaction to his Civil Rights stance amid industry chatter.
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