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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1964
Page
4
Subscriptions listed for Middletown Ohio edition include weekly 6 cent daily, 15 cent Sundays, 50 cent weekly suburb and carrier routes, 12 dollar seven day mail within trading area, 35 dollar annual outside area. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc.
Alabama officials under Gov. George C. Wallace build a secret civil rights file covering hundreds of activists. The hush hush project includes clippings tape recordings and photographs and has drawn mockery as a political spy network. Opponents may be recorded and pressured, echoing political machines that track voters.
The piece weighs Maryland motion picture censorship and the push to abolish boards in favor of court review. It links freedom of thought with broader questions of expression, then notes 1564 as a pivotal year with Galileo and Marlowe shaping science and literature.
Jim Bishop describes delivering the first copy of A Day in the Life of President Kennedy to Rose and Joe Kennedy at their Palm Beach home. The scene unfolds with Kennedy family memories, grief, and a somber mood as Rose comforts Joe after his stroke and the ambassador reads the inscription.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes boxing nears wrestling in public spectacle as Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston draw nationwide attention. The column contrasts radio reverence with chaotic crowd behavior and recalls Kennedy family remarks, Rita Hayworth, Ethel Merman, Mike Nichols, Fernandel, and Jerry Lewis progeny in a broad showbiz roundup.
Washington analysis weighs frugality against a spending surge as a $11.5 billion tax cut unfolds. It notes debt repayment and college costs may curb immediate consumption, while savings and investments could bolster banks and securities. Government data suggest many will save or pay past debts, with corporate timing delaying full benefits until 1971.
A mother recalls her high school daughter losing shoes after school. The bus driver finds them on a coping by City Building, returns them to home, and receives a cheesecake plate as thanks. Weather forecasts prove chaotic as March begins.
Florida debates the reach of state law over foreign policy as Cuban fishing crews face 400 dollar fines for poaching in Florida waters. Law will be enforced impartially, say officials, amid unrest over hijackings and a broader “Castro spirit” affecting domestic conflict.
Factographs describe cashmere wool from a semi wild Asian goat and the Boat's wool harvested by hand during spring melt. Sea otters stay warm in frigid Pacific waters thanks to air pockets in their dense fur, while lacking a whale class blubber layer for insulation.
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