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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for week day and Sunday editions, in city and suburban carrier areas, by mail in trading area, outside trading area, and international. It states subscription payable in advance and notes publication by News-Journal Inc since 1857 with a Luke quotation.
More than 200 constitutional lawyers including 55 law school deans sign a statement to Congress opposing proposals to alter the First Amendment. They warn such changes would weaken religious liberty and threaten broader constitutional protections, echoing church groups and protestant bodies against piercing church state walls.
The House measure raises federal salaries amid debate over fairness and competitiveness. Critics insist the Udall amendment tying congressional pay to Civil Service raises should be removed and urge a smaller total increase.
Helen McGrady and partners win the largest payoff in racing history after a fortuitous selection in the 9K race. The track pays $40,000 each on two checks plus cash. taxes and shares leave McGrady with about $29,692.20 and a Europe trip. John McGrady preserves work at the Diplomat hotel while facing a windfall.
The Supreme Court limits government action against Communists by ruling passport denial without proof of misuse. Justice Goldberg says freedom of travel ties to free speech, while Justice Douglas warns travel limits risk broader liberty. The ruling hampers State Department and FBI efforts to curb Soviet influence.
A June 21 1962 Senate scene features a flood of amendments to the Civil Rights Bill. Senator Sam Ervin leads with 128 attempts, only one succeeding. Dan Brewster and others echo delays as cloture proves the democratic transom. Goldwater interaction and a Shriver Frederickson encounter cap a day of political theater.
The Rome prefect denies a $219200 severance and a $1280 monthly pension to the recently retired head of the municipal electrical works amid shock. South Vietnam weighs a new television network. The Red Bulgarian government rejects nearly $14 million in Bulgarian factory products over quality.
In a Massachusetts column, a hitchhiking student from New York loses a camera after a ride. A local family searches their car and finds nothing, hinting the camera was left in another vehicle. The piece reflects on true friendship versus acquaintances and the bonds formed.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Hayley Mills romanticizing a bullfighter in Spain and Ava Gardner’s evolving image. Headlines note AGVA union pressure on New York World’s Fair models, mob investigations in Brooklyn, Elaine Stritch and Elaine parties, and Larry Blyden directing Rich and Famous on Broadway. European updates, Soraya’s romance in question, Tennessee Williams attending Iguana premiere, and Shirley Temple’s return hopes.
The long sharp claws of a grizzly forepaw can fatally slash but are primarily used to dig for ground squirrels and mice. Virginia’s name traces to Sir Walter Raleigh’s 1584 expedition in honor of Queen Elizabeth, the Virgin Queen.
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