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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
4
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A devotional greeting citing Colossians 1 3 expresses thanks to God and the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ and a practice of continual prayer for the recipients.
The piece argues responsible citizenship requires daily news learning despite time limits. It stresses newspapers wire services and expert analysis as vital sources, complemented by periodicals and select TV radio coverage, to inform voters and enable sound judgment in democracy.
Associate Justice Clark criticizes Justice White's majority in a dissent over two Washington state loyalty oaths. He ridicules the interpretation of the teachers oath and the hypothetical questions as whimsical straw man tactics while the paper still supports that the oaths are vague and chill dissent.
The piece contrasts President Johnson's war on poverty with varied reactions and cites historical views from Charles Booth and Henry George. It notes poverty stems from low wages, illness, and large families, with modern factors like automation reducing unskilled jobs. It argues no one wants poverty despite progress.
Jim Bishop laments aging in a sharp, wry voice. The piece catalogs daily frictions as staircases grow steeper, print shrinks, timetables grow murky, trains speed away, and memory fades. The narrator rails at modern manners and barriers in a satirical aging reflection.
An elderly observer laments modern life. He blames clothing materials, weather shifts, and corrupt youth for social decline. He recalls harsher past seasons, stronger traditions, and complains of aches and memory fog while warning of future decay.
Discussion centers on Robert F Kennedy possibly running for New York Senate or serving as vice president. Analysts weigh civil rights backlash, cross over vote risk, and Kennedy's residency worries while noting constitutional rules and implications for 1968 presidential prospects.
Washington editor notes Nelson Rockefeller favors a broad Mainstream concept, while Barry Goldwater appears set to win the GOP nomination. The piece satirically describes the Mainstream as a mutable, riverlike force in GOP politics, contrasts Democratic stance, and cites reactions at the Capitol including Shah of Iran timings and quips from Senators.
The piece weighs whether MLLOGICAL or Attorney General Kennedy should pursue the vice presidential slot at the national convention or run for the U S Senate. It notes Johnson may favor Hubert Humphrey as running mate but Kennedy loyalists push for Robert Kennedy.
Factographs recount Pompeii and Herculaneum destroyed by Vesuvius in 79 and the “metal of the pun.” Buddha born near the Himalayas and dying at 8 in 483 B C as enlightenment sought. Global language stats show 23 percent English and 17 percent Russian. U S Government Printing Office is the largest publisher. Gum dating to 1860.
Sabina Floettmann from Germany and Sergio Burani from Italy thank Monroe and Midletown High Schools hosts via the American Field Service. They say schooling here allowed them to keep up with studies without maximum effort and that living with English speakers helped them learn the language, not just classroom study.
They plan a tour ending with meetings in New York at the World’s Fair and with President Johnson in Washington. Sabina will fly home while Sergio sails back by boat. The discussion compares German Italian and U S education, noting equal access to high school is not guaranteed abroad and that effort matters for staying in school.
Sabina aims to attend college and teach elementary school while Sergio, after high school in Italy, becomes an accountant and later an economist. Both hope for government-supported colleges if qualified, and they plan to return to their foster homes, Sabina in ten years and Sergio in five.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Chariton has become an authority on Michelangelo. He plans another Florence trip to study the frescoes in the Sistine Chapel and deepen his lifelong sculpture passion. He also questions how to market a forthcoming film with frank candor.
The article sketches an actor’s life in Carrara and Rome. It notes his blue eyes, a four year life span, and quarrels with Pope Julian. Producer approach by 20th Century Fox and director Sir Carol Reed frame a Vatican sanctioned chapel shoot in Dino Di Laurentiis’ Rome studio.
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