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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1964
Page
4
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Governor Scranton enters the Republican presidential race courting confrontations with Senator Goldwater. Goldwater attacks Nixon and Johnson while Scranton uses needlelike barbs. Scranton previously beat Dilworth in 1962 and won in 1960, tackling tough odds and fluid votes as he campaigns toward the convention.
Subscriptions to pay TV will begin July 17 offering Dodgers and Giants games via a closed circuit network. Installers charge $10 and customers pay $1 weekly maintenance plus $1.50 per game, with 33 percent of gross revenue to the ball clubs. In LA about 4,600 homes and in San Francisco about 1,200 have signed up. acceptance is described as highly satisfactory.
Washington delegates to the Republican National Convention received a report from an Independent Research Organization linked to the Ripon Society predicting disaster if Barry Goldwater is nominated. The group claims losses of many GOP lawmakers. investigators find the Ripon Society is a weak front with limited substance. Scranton allies push the thesis that Goldwater hurts the party, while Pennsylvania Republicans foresee minimal impact on their campaigns. National polls show most Republicans expect Goldwater would help their chances.
A California congressman says Goldwater would help four GOP candidates for every one he harms. Western leaders praise Goldwater as a boost. in the South and West several House seats could flip if nominated. Mechem argues Mechem would still fight for Goldwater. Peace Corps chief Sargent Shriver weighs Maryland governor bid history and Kenedy undecided on New York Senate run with Wagner backing Liberal Party.
A Virginia judge threatens to jail Prince Edward County supervisors unless they vote this week to reopen public schools and levy taxes. The case ties federal court authority to desegregation and local autonomy, querying whether Supreme Court rulings can compel tax levies.
George Dixon Salinger returns to Lake Barcroft Virginia after winning California's Democratic nomination over Alan Cranston. The profile portrays him as a non-violent hobbyist with pottery and piano interests while his wife Nancy combines pottery with silversmithing. A crowd of staff entertains and serves a birthday meal as reporters note playful political banter and light social satire.
Factographs recount Thomas Alva Edison reciting initial words into the eer graph. The text includes lines about a lamb, a predicted shrew attack on animals, and a note on mountains ranking after the Himalayas.
In the heat of the day downtown scenes reveal a FAT woman in shorts, three perspiring men, and workers near the Barnitz Bank as demolition begins. Offices suffer as air conditioning fails, a cat seeks shade, a dog drags along, and passersby joke about humidity and meals.
Salon gossip rounds up Karim Aga Khan and Anouchka von Meks as potential future royals. Dick Haymes faces divorce rumors while Meyers Lansky edges toward a public move. Rockefeller outraise bid cited. Goldwater attack lines discussed. Ike-Nixon tensions, Four Seasons plan Town Hall event, and cocaine market notes. Gina Lollobrigida to star and sing in Tosca film adaptation.
An uneven jumble of phrases notes firefighters fighting a London blaze doused by whisky and exploding bottles. It foresees 11 million Americans traveling this summer, a prospect the text implies would please mosquitoes.
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