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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription details at S Broad and First Ave with post office routing. Rates shown include per week and Sunday editions, carrier and subscription options, and outside trading area terms, all payable in advance.
A daily notice echoes scripture urging kindness and brotherly love. The text cites Romans 12 10 to 11 and encourages courtesy, zeal in work, and service to the Lord within the publication context.
A senior plant pathologist at the New York Botanical Garden warns auto and diesel exhausts harm city trees and human health, especially at congested intersections. He urges widespread use of exhaust-reducing devices as millions more vehicles enter use, stressing serious citywide pollution hazards and potential deaths among vulnerable groups. The piece notes a government industry committee on air pollution control has begun its work, with politics entering the scene as Democrats plan to draw contrasts with Goldwater.
Sociologists study drinking habits in two New Jersey suburbs breaking it into ornamental facilitation and assuagement types. The piece notes the fun of social drinking can turn into sociology and questions why people drink as extinction risks for the whooping crane prompt a cooperative effort to raise and release birds from a center.
A column by Sheldon Mix surveys varied views on longevity from figures like Herbert Hoover and John Nance Garner to the elderly in France Canada and England. It notes anecdotes of diet habits alcohol use and daily routines, and cites Dr. Paul Dudley White and others while stressing moderation activity and attitude as common threads.
The French president proposed neutralization of Southeast Asia including Vietnam at his 1964 news conference, a repeated old idea from 1954. He argues for closer Franco German ties while U S policy favors a strong Europe with Britain. De Gaulle, nearly 74, may be running out of new ideas.
The piece argues that fears Sen. Goldwater would start a nuclear war are distorted. It notes NATO multilateral force concepts, delegated authority, and U S willingness to cooperate with France and others while avoiding partisan weaponization of the nuclear issue.
The text notes Voltaire’s 1768 planetarium concept with first 1921 Munich install. It explains scientists use 10 raised to powers to manage many zeroes. It mentions the Salvation Army founded in London 1865 originally named the East London Mission.
Traveler recalls a sudden downpour in Indianapolis that flooded streets and stalled traffic. An hour’s shelter at an abandoned filling station followed by a return to the road as sewers finally absorbed the water. Newspaper coverage on the insite page centered on lightning damage, not the storm’s impact.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Eddie Fisher’s Broadway project with Milton Blackstone and David Merrick, Pamela Turpure’s romance shift, and GOP speech prospects. insiders note Congo tensions at the UN, Las Vegas bosses opposing a Cassius Clay Liston rematch, and other society quirks from Tybee to Rome.
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