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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1964
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail options. Rates include 6 cents for weekday, 15 cents for Sunday, 50 cents weekly in-city, 12 dollars yearly in trading area, 20 dollars yearly outside trading area, and 35 dollars yearly outside U S A. All subscriptions require advance payment.
A fragment from an 1857 dated notice mentions one person leaving to resume work while others ignore the disturbance. The text is incomplete but indicates a casual disregard of an event among townsfolk.
In Washington US and Soviet scientists begin talks on joint desalination research to develop cheap large scale methods for sea water. The discussion emphasizes cooperative, non security driven efforts with potential broad benefits to technology and relations.
A newspaper passage argues tax-cut dollars need not be spent to boost growth. It states savings gear funds to banks which then loan to businesses and individuals, finance projects, or invest in bonds. It warns thrift without lending dampens societal benefit and misses stimulus.
A small Southwest bank teetered toward bankruptcy after poor ownership change. FDIC stepped in, not for liquidation but to run the bank with new managers to protect depositors and keep banking services local. The law requires private ownership within two years, highlighting a shift from early criticisms to proven stability.
A reflection on religious influence in Soviet and Polish contexts. Jim Bishop discusses Catholic writers, press freedom, and how faith shapes reporting while noting warnings about censorship and the role of editors in Poland and abroad.
Washington reports describe a public warning by acting New York Mayor Paul Screvane that Communists helped incite riots in Harlem and Brooklyn. Senator Eastland cites Communist influence in race demonstrations and student agitation amid legal barriers to prosecutions.
In a 1964 preview, James Marlow argues Republicans face a barren field if Goldwater loses. Nixon Rockefeller Lodge Scranton are portrayed as fading rivals with uncertain paths to future presidential bids, leaving no clearly viable successor for 1968.
Factographs notes New Guinea Tribesmen value python meat as food and use the snake skin for drum heads. It also mentions the president's signature turning a bill into law and fish scales aiding artificial pearl production.
The column notes extreme humidity worsens fatigue and sleep trouble beyond heat alone. It advises air conditioning relief is limited, urges limited exertion, calm disposition, lighter foods, and plenty of fluids while acknowledging no immediate relief is in sight.
Richard Burton endures painful bursitis affecting his neck during Hamlet causing faint spells and rumors of a bomb warning. Hayley Mills turns 18 earning 280000 a film, Elaine’s bar scene in Gotham features Elaine Stritch, Craig Stevens TV project in the works, Shirley MacLaine battles press image shifts in London, Audrey Hepburn noted for possessions, Suzanne Pleshette due in New York amid divorce questions.
Report notes a hole-in-one golf contest where the cup is placed on a barge 135 yards offshore in Lake Erie, calling the lake a massive water hazard. The piece also references a new U S Army duplex bullet and a DIY hair clipping device attached to a vacuum cleaner, with humorous asides about them.
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