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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
4
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The article notes widespread population disparities across U S congressional districts. It cites cases from Alabama Maryland Pennsylvania and Texas among others with districts ranging from about 182 000 to near 951 000 people. It argues the Supreme Court should intercede to enforce population equality.
Cassius Clay, newly crowned heavyweight champion, faces scrutiny over ties to the Black Muslims. Critics warn the movement’s separatist aims could draw others toward extremism, risking legitimate Negro aspirations while Clay asserts religious freedom.
Science and technology reshape farming with automated systems and injections. A patent issued to two Iowans reveals an artificial suckling pig feeder using a five gallon milk tank, a tape recorder and a speaker for motherly sounds, plus a clock and a lighted eye to gaze on piglets.
An analysis questions whether the New Hampshire primary reveals party principles or voter support. It argues runoffs, uniform eligibility, and a national primary could stabilize delegates and improve conventions. It cites Wilson and calls for reform to empower party members and reduce puppet delegates.
George Dixon Spain writes from Madrid and Egypt about gloves and spending, Johnson and Nasser letters, Aswan Dam, and travel contrasts. He notes Egypt's non aligned stance, camel drivers singing California, and the Sound of Light show at the pyramids. The piece ends with tips and mixed humor about Egyptian hospitality.
A historical note indicates that at least nine per cent of the nations schools offer rhythm band training in kindergarten and primary grades. The piece also records a practice in England where, until the end of the 19th century, people were buried without coffins.
A light weather note discusses how spring should arrive on March 20 at 10 38 AM despite February’s shortened days. The writer predicts fair temperatures in the 50s and notes green sprouts, tulips, daffodils, iris, forsythia buds and possibly early crocuses. They urge readers to check their yards for signs of spring.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes ongoing rehearsals for Funay Girl with Ray Stark canceling a March 1 matinee. Steve Allen teases eight minutes of potentially vulgar material as he previews a segment with Johnny Carson. Elizabeth Taylor wields power over Richard Burton’s schedule, while Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross split with Dave Lambert leaving. Clashes over Lincoln Center pay, Pierre Hotel’s Cotillion Room may reopen, and Max Schell’s The Reluctant Saint returns to attention. Frankie Ray hospitalized, Chubby Checker wedding plans unfold, and Jane Jonasor visits George Wallace in Boston during Camelot troubles.
Denia plans a huge thermometer monument to its climate. The design would rise in stages due to its enormous size. A Helsinki resident claims his pipe burned for two hours and thirteen minutes, noted as an unusual feat.
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