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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1964
Page
4
Middletown Ohio subscription details list rates for week days and Sunday editions. In city and suburbs carrier pricing and mail options are shown, with yearly costs for trading and outside trading areas, plus international and U.S. rates. The notice notes publication by News-Journal Inc since 1857 and includes a Bible verse.
Quebec moves toward secession amid demands for wider autonomy while Ottawa retains defense and currency powers. Hoffa faces appeal outcomes after a jury tampering conviction as union dynamics test his grip. FDA warns on wasted spending and offers guidance in a new brochure.
Dearborn essayist recounts Henry Ford's creation of Greenfield Village, items he collected, and the enduring legacy of mass production. The piece notes Ford's early life, his wrecking of old life into a museum, and memories of Edison, Jordan, and the Rouge Plant while praising the village as a window to authentic America.
The article argues that raising the national minimum wage from $1.25 to $2 an hour could trigger widespread price increases, job losses, and broader wage-pressure throughout the economy. It warns Congress faces a choice between humanitarian aims and potential inflationary, employment costs while noting union pushback and business resistance.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Berg plans a Broadway revival of Dear Me The Sky Is Falling after recovery. Elvis romance rumors spark a smiling casting twist. Burton Taylor Playbill piece teased. Krimsky eyes Emperor Jones rights with Belafonte Poitier stars. Preston’s parents visit for Nobody Loves An Albatross. Museum shows era artifacts and a Ford valentine. Solomon King tipped as RCA gospel push. Payola acknowledged by a DJ. Bert Lahr’s comeback boost with World’s Fair. Sam Spiegel eyed as studio leader successor. ReneeJeanmaire teases Paris eyewear and slippers. Sonny Liston arrest dented booking. Georges Enesco Fest opens with Byron Janis. Hal Prince tied to big California film deal.
Commentary notes skirts with lower hemlines and blouses with higher shoulder lines as fashion shifts in Redland. The piece questions Soviet messaging while referencing DeGaulle’s recognition of Red China and a cheeky quip about unrecognizing Nationalist China. It also cites the Erhagen Eschenau line as the world’s slowest railroad at ten mph.
Dave Regan laments waste paper strewn on Middleton streets and calls for better public disposal options. He warns against anonymous phone calls that damage households, urging accountability and substantiation of any claims.
A satiric column mocks Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona as he campaigns from distant spots, noting pressure from allies to avoid campaigning in key primaries. The piece jokes about Lodge, Vietnam, Paris, Cairo, and other locales, exaggerating long distances and political risks for humorous effect.
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