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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal in Ohio lists subscription rates for different delivery methods and areas. It notes pricing per copy, weekly carrier charges, and yearly mail options, with advance payment required, and includes a biblical quotation from Luke 14 33.
The column criticizes Marvin Belli for calling Dallas a kangaroo court and attacking Judge Brown after Jack Ruby's conviction. It argues that lawyers must show restraint and uphold respect for law and judges, noting potential bar-association responses. It also mentions Dr. Benjamin Spock's parenting advice.
The piece argues for an economic approach in U S Panama canal talks, noting Panama's diplomacy amid violence damaged ties and suggesting coffee prices as a lever to win Latin American goodwill. It also reflects on New York World’s Fair 1964 link to colonial history and Dutch influence in New York.
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports a Florida rift as GOP leaders loyal to Bill Cramer clash with Tom Brown who set a rival Goldwater slate for the May primary. Brown rejects concessions, while Goldwater and aides insist Cramer's slate remains official.
The piece argues the New Hampshire primary showed party weakness and voter concern over national issues, noting Henry Cabot Lodge led in votes but offered little anti administration critique. It compares candidates, emphasizes economy and peace, and suggests Johnson benefits from the split opposition.
Rumors in Madrid claim Francisco Franco aged 71 may surrender all powers, possibly flee to Madeira, while officials deny full withdrawal though admit strain from holding four top roles. Observers note his long rule and Cabinet routine as he weighs relinquishing chief positions.
The piece notes St Patrick’s Day breakfast with Frank O Dobrozsi, then digests Irish contributions in early America. It cites Irish roles in the Revolutionary War and battles, leaders like Sullivan and Langdon, and figures such as Moylan, Washington’s connections, and the Tammany Society founder Mooney. It also mentions Irish-origin inventors and leaders including Creighton and Herbert.
Dorothy Kilgallen lauds Peter Glenville and Peter OToole in Becket at Loew's State praising its direction and Burton's performance. Notes a starry premiere and mentions Sinatras Belafonte and other icons amid gossip on industry moves and events in New York.
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