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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for subscriptions and delivery. Rates cover per week copies, daily city and suburban carrier fees, and mail options for trading areas, outside trading areas, and overseas, with prepaid terms.
A short, garbled newspaper snippet includes religious phrasing and a biblical citation. The legible portion mentions sowing for the Spirit and Galatians 6 8, reflecting a sermon or religious reflection fragment. No clear events, people, or dates are identifiable.
In a surprising stance former ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge argues U S seizure of military command in South Vietnam would revive colonialism, fuel anti American sentiment, and set a dangerous precedent. He notes such moves would sideline Vietnamese leadership and misread regional dynamics.
A thoughtful observer describes four simultaneous revolutions shaping mankind's path. Political shifts move from colonial orders to self government as the UN grows to 113 members. Economic and population strains rise with poverty, housing, food, jobs. Scientific advances unleash powerful, unsettling possibilities. a White House groundskeeper union effort is dropped amid a state of the union context.
The piece notes how the dictionary aids ego by resolving disputes with "Let's look it up" and quoting entries. It adds that the challenger risks being proven wrong, which can dampen ego by admitting the other is right.
Jim Bishop reflects on decades of fatherhood through his children Missy Gayle and others, recounting pregnancies, losses, and growth. He recalls Elinor, his late wife, and the evolving bond with his daughter Missy as the family expands with grandchildren and stepchildren.
Analysis of election trends notes the Cross-Over vote from the Democratic Party could swing the result. It highlights protest sentiment, regional unrest, and concerns over civil rights demonstrations shaping conservative and liberal votes. Senator Goldwater emerges as a potential victor if protest support grows enough to limit a Johnson landslide.
AP analysis notes Alabama governor George Wallace pivots again on 1964 presidential race. He withdraws as an independent candidate, potentially helping Goldwater by drawing segregationist votes while hedging support for the more conservative major-party nominee. Wallace signals support for whichever major candidate best upholds free enterprise and states' rights, framing Civil Rights issues amid Democratic and Republican tensions.
Grandpappy Jenkins notes a day when two piece swimsuits seem old fashioned. Bel Air galleries display wares in a new housing themed show for buyers in the $65,000 and up class. Mil t, a printer, calls it a clever sales idea. A British MP pushes birth control pills for Scotland's rabbit problem. Pills shaped like little carrots.
Dave Regan reports on a peculiar dictionary title and publisher details from Spellbinder Division Inovation Press Ind 231 Madison Ave New York 10017. Insider Newslet ter Cowles publication mentions drastic weather plans and climate manipulation using dams chemical films carbon black and computer models. A street scene note records a bank sign reading 101 just after 1 PM and then again as 101.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Benedict seeking an annulment from former chauffeur Andre Porumbeanu and a new suitor. Lowell Birrell may face a light sentence after a deal with associates. Suspected phone taps rise in midtown as gambling probes expand. Plus Broadway news, TV plans, and the Animals toppling the Beatles in Britain.
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