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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1964
Page
4
Subscription rates and mailing details for The Middletown Journal are listed, including per copy prices, city and suburban carrier rates, 7 day mail options, and rates for outside trading areas and the U.S.A. Also notes the paper's publishing imprint and a biblical quote.
The obituary views Jawaharlal Nehru as a statesman whose lasting impact lay in spiritual leadership. It notes his Gandhi inspired devotion to equality, nonviolence, and self sacrifice, and contrasts Western criticism with his commitment to timeless truths over mere progress.
The piece argues affluence fuels moral decline and unequal opportunity, risking trust and law adherence. It warns that impatience with legality could threaten freedom, noting the danger comes from wealth unchecked by balanced reform and from indifference to growing squalor near gilded towers.
Howard Hanson of the Eastman School of Music warned in an Arizona graduation address that overemphasis on science and technology risks self destruction and cultural spiritual decline. He contends beauty and art hold greater value than mere practicality.
Reports allege the Democratic National Committee pressed high ranking civil servants to buy $100 gala tickets. Investigations note quotas across agencies and invitations sent by the State Department protocol office. Critics call it potential coercion and a public morals concern amid Senate scrutiny.
The article notes that diamond appraisal relies on natural light to reveal color. It also describes Colonial Virginia’s tobacco trade as highly profitable, with settlers growing it in markets. It mentions the first North American mint in Mexico City, established by a 1536 Spanish charter, still minting coins today.
John Chamberlain reflects on past forecasts and current economic signals. He notes a U S and European divergence with U S confidence/discipline lifting the economy while inflation weighs in Europe. He cites steel upgrades and union restraint as signs of disciplined capitalism before warning against overconfidence and potential strikes.
President Johnson used a pre convention speech to warn the Communist world reassure allies and respond to Sen. Barry Goldwater. He argued U S strength exceeds that of any adversary citing missiles bombers submarines and tactical nuclear forces. He contrasted with Goldwater urging readiness across conventional and nuclear defense.
A survey reports 479 different automobile models now on sale in the United States. Zadok Dumkopf claims the range fits most budgets except his own. In Kibbock Texas the newly sworn mayor finds his car ticketed at city hall, while police seem not to have read election returns. Suburbia notes a leaf gutter cleanup to prepare for maple seeds.
New rules require farmers supplying Middletown to obtain a Board of Health permit and allow veterinary inspection of cows. Regulations mandate sanitary stables, clean bedding, proper milking hygiene, and sealed milk rooms. Approved milk must meet fat and solids standards, with milk inspectors and potential fines up to $100 for violations.
Paul Harvey argues against sentimentalizing informants for criminals. He praises true traitors who aid the FBI in countering communists, highlighting Andrew Berecz and a House committee chairperson while urging writers to restore the good guy image in fiction and history.
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