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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1964
Page
4
Public notice lists subscription rates for Middletown Journal Daily and Sunday editions. Details include in city and suburban carrier pricing, trading area pricing, and outside area options with annual and prepay requirements. Includes a Bible quote and publication details.
The Bank of England raised its basic rate to five percent, signaling a cooling of inflation fears. The U S Treasury warned London, but Britain faces economic realities of higher costs and rising prices. Europe struggles with labor shortages and underemployment, prompting calls to export excess production if tariffs fall.
The Pisa landmark has increased its lean by a quarter of an inch over 45 years and now slants about 11 feet from vertical. Plans consider spending a million dollars to shore it up rather than righting the tower, ensuring tourists still view the famed tilt a century from now.
The United States Australia and New Zealand signed an agreement that caps exports of beef mutton and veal to the U S. Cattlemen in the West welcomed the pact predicting an 8 to 10 percent drop in imports this year instead of a 6 percent rise. Prices and production costs tilt in favor of cheaper foreign meat. The note quotes a U S rancher saying production is outpacing population as productivity rises.
A collection of Catholic trivia recalls John XXIII Paul VI papacy and the vast 80 member College of Cardinals, early U S parochial schools, saints and popes, church laws, Latin mass reasons, and notable religious figures with dates and places. The notes cover Benedictine rings, St Francis Xavier, Jesuits origin, and milestones from 400 ad to 19th century events.
Henry H. Fowler argues in a 12 000 word address that new tax currents reflect a turning point in national policy to spur private enterprise, employment, production and purchasing power. He warns against deficits and wage inflation while urging monetary and debt policies to support long term growth.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys romance and showbiz chatter from Ava Gardner to Marisol and Sinatra, plus Oscar buzz, telepathy tests on Polaris subs, Lionel Hampton’s new arranger Jim Owens, and a tale of Channing’s Dolly eating scene.
Dave Regan notes a 14th annual antiques show at the Armory on Main Street with 30 dealers from four states, tickets 75 cents, snack bar available. He likes bargains and jokes about the event as Miami River area residents recall the 1913 flood and the Conservancy District built to prevent future floods.
Cairo nightlife and travel diary recount a detour to a Cairo nightclub where American actors Gardner McKay and Dorothy Provine mingle with Egyptian dignitaries including Minister Add El Kader Hatem. The piece spoofs culture clashes and observations on Cairo fashion, TV fame abroad, and Egypt’s quirks such as wine, tulips, and pajama wear.
A third of the 24 million U S dogs are pure breds Mauna Loa known as Long Mountain erupts with the greatest lava discharge The average human head hair measures about 50 denier in thickness
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