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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
4
The notice lists Middletown Journal pricing for daily and Sunday copies, city carrier and mail options with annual rates, and international rates. It also includes a biblical quote and publication details for News Journal Inc.
A review of The Invisible Government by David Wise and Thomas B. Ross critiques the CIA’s hidden role in U S foreign relations. It discusses covert operations such as the Bay of Pigs and Congo air missions, noting possible parallel actions without ambassadorial or State Department knowledge.
The Agriculture Department study shows women reduce purchases when fresh foods are placed on the store fringe and canned goods crowd the center. The piece playfully suggests shoppers follow habit like sheep and questions the urge to break rules with a supermarket spree.
John W. Leonard of the University of Arizona notes varied administration of right-to-work laws across states. He cites 11 of 20 states banning agency shops, with Indiana as the only state permitting it and the only state with a high court ruling. He argues for national enactments like Wagner Act and Taft-Hartley to resolve interstate inconsistencies.
In Miramar Florida on a hot day John and Helen McGrady take a day off to visit Gulfstream. They bet sparingly with $25 cash and $8 from John’s wages, watching Centerville win and Billie pay out big at the mutuel windows. They consider selling a winning twin double ticket as a possible windfall.
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona voiced opposition to the most controversial parts of the civil rights bill, insisting on constitutional methods and warning against voting for sections he deems unconstitutional. His stance could shift Republican support and influence the 1964 convention debate on constitutional government and party unity.
The article humorously notes senators treating Magna Carta as a reference in a long civil rights filibuster. It cites Strom Thurmond and Hubert Humphrey using the charter to make a point, with other lawmakers like Herman Talmadge, Thomas Kuchel, and Robert Byrd invoking it amid 75 days of debate.
In England dukes rank below princes and princesses of royal blood and archbishops and the lord chancellor. The Arctic plain rolls across Canada, the United States and Mexico to the Yucatan. The peach originated in China and has a history of over 5,000 years there.
In stifling heat, the narrator describes a day of extreme humidity. Despite cold drinks, minimal attire, and air conditioning, sleep is elusive and work life remains oppressive. The piece ends with a cautious note that relief will come when cooler weather arrives.
Washington AP outlines Senator Barry Goldwater views on domestic issues as he seeks the Republican presidential nomination. It covers civil rights, government spending, education subsidies, aging medical care, farming, role of government, housing and urban programs, labor, TVA, social security, welfare, and taxes with positions and shifts noted.
A patched together item notes adhesives may replace sewing stitches by 1975. It cites a financial paper predicting glued seams will become common. Also mentions Americans buy over 10 million dollars worth of power tools yearly and a candy bar with 23 sun dried fruits and cereals.
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