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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
4
James A Chew obituary outlines life of publisher banker
The obituary honors James A Chew, longtime publisher of Chew Newspapers of Ohio and former Xenia bank president. He began as a printshop apprentice, bought his first paper at 30, built a chain including Middletown Journal and Xenia Gazette, and led ten publications with 50,000+ circulation serving over 200,000. He funded colleges and hospitals, upheld peace, and lived a quiet, influential life in Xenia. Russia has assured the US no wheat sold to Russia was trans shipped to Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia Daily Gazette
Xenia
Chew Newspapers of
Ohio
Middletown Journal
Xenia Gazette
Piqua Daily Call
Franklin Chronicle
Chew
Y.m.c.a.s
Withal
Mr. Chew
Rise of Institutional Investors Expands Share Ownership
Institutional buyers now hold an estimated 20 percent of New York Stock Exchange shares with pension funds mutuals and foundations leading the surge. Big Board officials warn overconcentration may curb liquidity though long term holdings can stabilize prices. Projections suggest 30 percent ownership within 15 years as many workers and citizens gain stake in funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
Leftist Figures in Riot Links Highlighted by Reports
Washington and New York figures are named in confidential government reports tying extreme leftists to riots in New York City last week. At a July 19 Harlem meeting at Mount Morris Church speakers urged violence, with Jesse Gray described as a Communist organizer. others cited include William Patterson and Bob Thompson. The Harlem Defense Council and Harlem Progressive Labor Club are noted, along with calls for armed intervention and anti police sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Robert Wagner
New York State
William Patterson
Bob Thompson
Harlem
Mount Morris Presbyterian Church
Jesse Gray
Gray
Ben Davis
UN Plaza
The
Freedom
Paul Screvane
FBI
Harlem Defense Council
Gilligan
Lenox Ave
Harlem Progressive Labor Club
Progressive Labor Movement
American Communist Party
House Un-American Activities Committee
China
Richard Hildebrand
NAACP
Castro Argues Soviet Invasion Tactics Behind Cuba Ties
Washington editorial claims the Soviet Union took the initiative to engage Cuba, citing missile bases and long withdrawal promises as evidence. It criticizes U S policy toward Moscow, warns of continued subversion in Latin America, and attributes a soft stance to domestic pressures for peace at any price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Russia
United States
Sinc
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Moscow
Havana
Mexico
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Goldwater
Arizona
Washington
Senators Privacy on Outside Income Stirs Debates
In Washington, the Senate resisted broad disclosure of members outside income, rejecting proposed ethics commissions and detailed asset lists. The Bobby Baker case looms as a potential issue in the presidential race, highlighting conflicts between government duties and personal finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Joseph §. Clark
Pennsylvania
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Douglas
Commission
Senate
John J. Williams
Delaware
Baker
Clark
Bobby Baker
Factographs Peabody Leather City Title
Factographs note Peabody Massachusetts as a leading leather city worldwide. They claim Peabody is named after the first major U S philanthropist, George, and reference a 1925-27 King George V 100 pound stamp from Kenya as the highest denomination issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Mass
U.S
George
Kenya
Hay fever misery from uncut weeds in Middletown
Dave Regan argues hay fever sufferers endure illness due to neglected weed control. He notes a city law holds owners responsible for cutting weeds and allows the city to cut and bill the owner via the tax bill. He calls for action at a City Commission meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
City Commission
Noted Show Biz Buzz From Dorothy Kilgallen Notebook
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Kim Stanley anxious to play Desdemona in Othello if the cast fits. Joe Levin’s film, The Last Few Weeks Ago in the United States, is already in the black at a $3.3 million cost. Tammy Grimes and Harve Presnell wedding rumors stir speculation while Martin Ransohoff negotiates an LP about Julie Andrews. O’Toole may visit London for a tribute to Leo Jaffe. Mary Pickford probes for early silent prints. Phyllis Newman declines Fade Out on Phyllis role to avoid working with Adolph Green. Shirley MacLaine’s film title irks fans. England hosts nine Hello Dolly recordings. A NY psychiatric hospital won’t take show business patients. Dress rules relax for conventioneers at NY restaurants. Paul Lynde eyed for The Severed Head on Broadway. Dr Robert Baird testifies on narcotics before McClellan panel. Dolls remain top toy money earners. World’s Fair Cavalcade highlights a 2 minute documentary reel. Look Magazine quotes controversial remarks about American girls’ perfume effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Stanley
Desdemona
Joe Levin
United States
Columbia Pictures
Leo Jaffe
Brandeis II
Jaffe
Mary Pickford
Film Society
Doeewood Museum
Phyllis Newman
Phyllis
Adolph Green
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Middletown, Ohio
S. Broad At
First Ave
Postoffice
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
James A. Chew
Fulton Lewis Jr
CBS
Frank Stanton
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Democratic National Committee
Stanton
Madison Avenue
Doyle Dane Bernbach
Ad Agency
Goveryment
David Lawrence
Western Hemisphere
James Marlow
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Rules Committee
Dave Regan
Dorothy Kilgallen
Miss
Shirley MacLaine
Steve Parker
England
Paul Lynde
Hollywood Nook
Broadway
David Merrick
London
Paul
Robert Baird
Sen. McCellan
Subcommittee
Baird
Sean Warhead
Tha’ Mastroianal
Look Magazine
Marcello
America
Dennis the Menace
Gorina
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