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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and mailing details. Rates cover in city, suburban, trading area, and outside regions with annual terms and payment in advance. The note appears with publication and mission statements from News Journal Inc. dating to 1857.
A year brings Bobbie Brooks Inc at 400 jobs and Permiteco plus T. W. Smith Aircraft Co totaling about 100 more. The effort rests on planning, sales, and broad cooperation from MADE, the Chamber, and city government as the Area Development Committee celebrates its results at the annual meeting. Local business climate shifts amid changing dining patterns.
T Rowan, ambassador to Finland, will lead the United States Information Office succeeding Edward R. Murrow. A journalism and diplomacy veteran, he is praised for reporting on race issues and Asia and for his lecturing skill, with noted readiness to advance the agency's worldwide voice.
Fulton Lewis Jr reports on Nelson Rockefeller’s pay as you go plan being labeled as pay as you go broke. Goldwater supporters accuse Rockefeller of New Deal spending while Comptroller Arthur Levitt disputes a balanced budget claim, warning of a looming fiscal gap. The piece also covers Rockefeller’s 1982 pledge and subsequent budgeted fees, plus party dynamics and Maryland primary intrigue.
In Chicago the white faced Hereford calf Real McCoy wins grand champion at the 1963 International Live Stock Exposition. Grandpappy Jenkins notes an old vest aids his pencil and pen while a reader asks who would want a giant African snail banned by federal law.
A political column argues Republicans must attack Democratic faults to win, noting past campaigns hinge on discontent with incumbents rather than specific programs. It singles out Goldwater as distinct and critiques current contenders for avoiding clear policy pledges while Cuba and Latin America issues rise.
A satirical transcript of a Senate Rules inquiry into a White House bathing incident. Witness Pedernales Rivers, a pool shark, recalls being invited by President Johnson for a swim in the White House pool, describing the scene and attire in a humorous, exposé tone. The exchange lampoons high-level officials and includes names and improvised dialogue.
The Harrison Zeiher family of 183 Orchard St seeks their eight year old black cocker Robbie missing since Saturday. They have circulated ads and contacted agencies, with sightings suggests the dog is near Franklin Miamisburg along Route 73. Call 423-0396 or GA 3-4629 to help return Robbie.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Fabian will drop guardian John Palmieri from his payroll and sign with a new manager when he turns 21 next month. Also covered are a box office hit Funny Girl needing work before critics, a Nicky Arnstein concern, a West Side robbery at a gambling gala, and Sean Flynn’s engagement to Alessandro Panno amid Hollywood chatter.
On this date in 1799 Congress passed the Logan Act forbidding private citizens to negotiate with foreign powers without official authorization. Other notes include Charles I beheaded in 1649, Andrew Jackson assassination attempt in 1835, FDR born in 1882, Gandhi assassinated in 1948, and recent political space and European events.
Bhutan is a semi independent native state in the eastern Himalayas between Tibet and India. Uruguay is described as a small, advanced republic in South America with 60 percent of its area used for stock raising. Alaska, once an Organized Territory since 1912, was admitted as the 49th state in 1959 by presidential proclamation on January 3.
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