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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
4
Middletown Journal publishes daily in Ohio with subscription rates listed for week day and Sunday copies, carrier and mail options, and advance payment terms. A Bible verse from Matthew 2 11 is quoted in the text.
Critics urge slowing the lunar program while NASA presses for a 1970 moon landing after unmanned Saturn I tests. Russia may still chase a manned moon mission, but current US approach remains steady rather than a crash program. Radar hints at Jupiter’s smooth region, joked as a football field.
Dr Ram Manohar Lohia, a prominent Indian politician, was refused service in a Jackson Mississippi cafeteria and briefly arrested with a white woman companion before release when charges were not pressed. The incident highlighted ongoing prejudice in America and drew international condemnation.
Warren Commission members declined to fire Norman Redlich stating no reason to doubt his loyalty. Redlich, paid $100 daily since December, faced opposition from Rep Ford and Sen Mundt over links to leftist causes and the Emergency Civil Liberties Committee. He has handled classified material since hire and remains access verified. The California Young Democrats split, Los Angeles chair Alan Robbins resigning, citing extremist platform and anti Castro stance. Robbins accused Josiah Beeman of pushing controversial planks including abortions and liberal foreign policy moves. Cranston condemned YD stands but did not rebuke the group.
David Lawrence argues that unity among western powers is essential to pressure Red China for Southeast Asia chaos. He cites Soviet and Chinese interference, UN failures, and the need for Britain France and other self governing nations to join in aiding smaller countries.
Washington reports on Harold Stassen and George Wallace at National Press Club. The piece contrasts Wallace’s appeal with Stassen’s limited crowd, notes press attendance skew, and touches on Stassen’s resilience. It then shifts to broader views on UN Charter, NATO, and steps beyond military force to secure world peace through economic unity and coordinated Western action against hostile powers.
A U S mint statement blames the coin shortage on the rising number of vending machines pay telephones highway toll stations and parking meters. To ease the shortage the mint is producing about five and a half truckloads of coins weekly.
Mary Costa stars in La Traviata on July 10 with a no-ticket, no-drive, easy access option for Middleton residents. Two women seek enough interest to organize a Cincinnati Zoo trip by bus, contingent on local response. Contact Miss Bess Mitchell or Mrs Floyd Overturf to join. costs to be announced. A kitten, found soaked after rain, seeks its owner at 1011 Elwood St and a Beechwood family with 14 children hopes for yard play equipment donations GA 3 2980.
Dorothy Kilgallen recalls meeting Pandit Nehru at Mrs. Roosevelt's Hyde Park home and describes his charm and fluency. She questions Goldwater supporters and mocks anonymous campaign letters while critiquing the era's politics and public figures. Kilgallen also notes her fondness for music and comments on Cassius Clay and military life with a satirical edge.
The text explains tulip origins from Turkish, early hybridization by Turkish gardeners, and Dutch entry via Austria in the late 16th century. It describes manatee and dugong as aquatic herbivores of uncertain affinity, and notes humans have limited taste buds compared with antelope. It also mentions fabric brightness cooling in sun, Cook Inlet tides, a reef fish bumping off coral, and the Eustachian tube.
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