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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
10
The Middletown Ohio News Journal lists subscription prices with per copy and carrier options. Rates include 6 cents for weekdays, 15 cents Sundays, 50 cents weekly by carrier, 12 dollars yearly by mail within trading area, 20 dollars outside trading area, and 35 dollars overseas, payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc founded 1857. The Acts 2 1 verse appears on the page.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell over nine points in a single session the week before, a drop not seen since Kennedy's assassination. Traders faced renewed doubts on business prospects as stop loss orders moved the market to 810, while experts debate next months with LBJ’s leadership viewed as stabilizing.
dignitaries church and state mark Notre Dame de Paris eight hundredth anniversary on the Seine island. De Gaulle leads procession with cardinals and diplomats as the cathedral’s enduring symbol amid wartime memories and hopes for civilization's resilience.
Washington reports reexamine Lyndon Johnson backing of Henry Ford II shows Ford as a lifelong Republican but a heavy Democratic donor. Records reveal substantial gifts to the Kennedy Johnson campaigns and local Wisconsin Democratic efforts, with daughter Charlotte linked to a Johnson advisory council.
The reading advises Geminis to concentrate on top interests Friday morning and seize opportunities without rushing. Social gains loom in late afternoon, with a birthday note urging bold effort in the next five months to attract supervisors, plus an uptrend in career from 1965 onward. Financial progress may occur in July and August before a real monetary upturn in the new year.
A group of 223 lawyers including 55 law-deans filed a statement with the House Judiciary Committee opposing further constitutional amendments on prayer in schools. They warn against letting the Supreme Court rewrite the Constitution and urge caution in amending the First Amendment to overrule high court decisions.
Washington observes a nervy election night as candidates address crowds and campaign managers, with remarks on polls and regional hopes. The dialogue captures shifting strength across north south east and west, ending with a pledge to back the winner amid a libel suit.
The scratched text suggests alterations behind campaign HQ. It notes July or early December trips may yield valuable contacts for work or leisure. It mentions possible romance in late July, late October, or next May and predicts a child born then would be versatile, benevolent, and literary-leaning.
The statement notes Herbert Hoover as the sole Quaker to hold the U S presidency. It also recalls the 1919 Senate debate on the Treaty of Versailles lasting 55 days and 55 nights.
The piece reports a 1956 Chevrolet found burned on Jackson Road after being moved from Van Avenue and Elwood Street. A $50 reward is offered for information on the offenders, with emphasis on public cooperation in vandalism cases.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Jack Cassidy’s absences from Fade Out-Face In performances without press notice. Fidel Castro increases arms sent to Dominican guerrillas amid stockpiles for revolt. Paris Spanish Pavilion thrives, waiving admission for prize shorts. James Mason trains from London for BBC set with Lena Horne. Kim Novak feuds with Laurence Harvey but attends Berlin festival. Katharine Hepburn shocks at King Henry IV snack spot in slacks.
A humorous critique blends quips about a Dallas area golf course with playful lines on nature and world politics. It parodies current events, sports, and music acts while riffing on woolless sheep and a proposed Mongolia rename. The tone is light, satirical, and railing against modern quirks.
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