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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for city and suburban carriers and mail options including 12 year within trading area and 20 outside trading area with 35 outside U S A. The paper notes publication details as a daily issue by News Journal Inc and cites biblical quotes from James.
The piece notes AT&T secured over 2.75 million of the 10 million Communications Satellite Corp shares, leaving the public’s 10 million shares likely oversubscribed. It argues taxpayers funded space ventures, yet the public bears less reward while AT&T gains disproportionate influence and profits.
The essay notes cosmetic firms selling short lived wrinkle removers amid FDA debates and cites a New York case where a terminal cancer patient alleges she was injected with live cancer cells at a Sloan Kettering related hospital. It questions consent and full disclosure in experimental research and privacy.
A sweeping portrait traces the Mafia’s control from Palermo to Gela, its religious graft and relics trade, and Don Calo’s rise. It covers Mussolini’s crackdown, Lucky Luciano’s wartime role, and AMGOT collaboration that let the Mafia run towns, trucks, and local governance in Sicily during World War II.
The piece argues a Goldwater versus Johnson race would present two distinct governing philosophies one liberal and one conservative. It notes past elections offered little real policy difference and calls for a genuine issue based choice, warning of risks if GOP moves too far right and praising the potential for a true Johnson Goldwater contest.
Washington’s 1955 loyalty oath law is ruled unconstitutionally vague by the Supreme Court in a 7 to 2 decision. Justices dissent argue Maryland precedent and the Smith Act show clearer language, while critics warn the ruling weakens measures against subversion.
Gardner Place residents report dead birds littering lawns after local youths fired air rifles at songbirds. They condemn lax parenting for arming the children and call for cat bells to protect flocks, while cats and owners face blame for nest predation and declining songbird numbers.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Broadway headlines from Hollywood to New York. The Alvin Theatre set a house record with over 69000 in a week as Brigitte Bardot’s name commands strong interest despite film delays.
A Tokyo doctor invents a device that imitates rainfall to calm insomniacs and aid sleep. Some readers cheer the calming invention as a practical relief for anxious minds. The piece also notes a damaged Copenhagen statue head pierced by vandals, with holes in both ears to better hear the sea.
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