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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for different delivery areas and frequencies. It notes pricing per week day and Sunday, with yearly rates for in and out of trading areas and outside the U S, and states all mail subscriptions are payable in advance. It also includes a Bible quotation from Mark 10 52.
A Business Week report notes rapid spread of electronic data processing with over 14 500 computers in use since ENIAC. It predicts EDP will reshape thinking and industry on a scale akin to Copernican change while urging safeguards against collective radiation exposure from bombs.
A British political shift appears likely with Sir Alec Douglas-Home’s tenure prompting polls that favor Labour over the Conservatives. Amid a strong U S-UK alliance, experts warn of looming European ties changes and a possible move away from nuclear emphasis, with action urged before 1994.
Castaner and Santurce scenes frame Nathan Leopold’s life of atonement after his 1924 Loeb murder. Don Murray plans a movie to argue against capital punishment while highlighting Leopold’s medical mercy and public service to Puerto Rico.
Retired Justice Charles E. Whittaker outlined the meanings of key terms in the civil rights bill before Congress during an address at Southeast Missouri State College. He contrasted segregation with integration and described constitutional limits on federal power, noting public accommodations and the difference between public and private enterprises.
Washington postman Ralph Group, a 20 year old from Seattle on Senator Magnuson’s staff, delivered mail in his shorts after his pants were stolen. He was fired for lateness, later returned his pants, and Magnuson pressed for action. Separate anecdotes note ex president Truman advising Johnson and a page delivering empty envelopes.
A letter from Rev. Ralph Beiting reports Middletown contributions totaling 171 boxes of tora and clothing for Jackson County Kentucky. He outlines plans for multiple farms, housing, a wood working center, and transportation improvements to foster self support, with fundraising and contact details at St William Church Lancaster.
Insider chatter runs from Dorothy Kilgallen predicting major and minor Hamlet changes with Richard Burton in the lead to bold sports bets on Floyd Patterson becoming heavyweight champ. Society gossip covers Carol Lynley custody worries, Arlene Francis switching shows, Sam Shepard’s legal hopes, and Anita Loos memoir plans amid film industry buzz.
A bold Swedish stunt to drive autos across ice covered rivers and lakes draws attention as daring spectacle. An editor notes the term astro politician for John Glenn reflecting his public image. A diamond mine sold 328 million in gems last year signaling strong industry performance.
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