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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1964
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for Middletown News Journal Inc. include per copy costs for weekdays and Sundays, in city and suburban areas, and mail options within and outside the trading area with annual rates. The notice also notes publication every day since 1857 and a biblical motto.
The piece argues Warren G. Harding was weak and corruptible, noting 250 letters to a married woman before his nomination. It speculates on party leaders knowing of his indiscretion and possibly paying the affair's subject. One letter promises $5,000 yearly to avoid disgrace.
Moise Tshombe may save Congo by forming a government and guiding it to elections. If he sustains unity until the constitution and polls, he could become Africa's notable leader. The piece also notes Gustavo Diaz Ordaz's election in Mexico and his liberty maxim.
A columnist extols the World Fair highlighting religious displays from Mormon and Catholic centers, the Bridge of Understanding, and ecumenical symbolism. He praises Moses for the design, notes standout exhibits, and shares a personal moment with a waitress inspired by his writings.
A desert stop at the Superstition Inn near Apache Junction brings Republican chatter as Tom Baird Jr prompts questions from a Ohio patrolman about Goldwater and Ohio votes. Gov. Paul Fannin’s presence drives the intrigue while a curious stranger probes Arizona political sentiment. A separate playground tale notes a shy five year old with a knee cut.
Barry Goldwater's rise is aided by mentor William Knowland as he shifts from defensive answers to proactive messaging. The piece analyzes campaign rhetoric shifts, lessons from California primaries, and the influence of liberal opponents and supporters on his strategy.
The keynote speaker Mark Hatfield condemned the John Birch Society for branding Khrushchev a Communist instead of a tame cat, arguing the liberal line on Ike and Khrushchev mirrors Bircher rhetoric.
A 65 year old couple with savings and government bonds plans retirement. They seek a mortgage free $14,000 home near water, a $14,000 car, a 16 foot runabout, a piano, and modest lifestyle goals. Conservative budgeting shows they can meet goals with careful asset allocation and continued Blue Cross coverage.
Paul Anka may play What Makes Sammy Run? for a week possibly two, with Steve Lawrence seeking another week if producers agree. Leslie Caron, Warren Beatty, Gloria Vanderbilt, and Bette Davis surface in varied Hollywood and Broadway notes as industry plans, pairings, and speculation swirl around shows, separations, and the coming World’s Fair amusement area.
A compilation notes Mer ill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith is nicknamed We the People or The Thundering Herd in American Stock Exchange circles. It mentions navigation myths in birds under cloud cover and stat about 71 percent of U S families owning at least one car. Hawaii as crossroads of the Pacific is cited. Spain shifts imports to offset domestic olive production with U S vegetable oils.
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