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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1964
Page
4
Middletown Ohio notices list subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, in city, suburban, and mail deliveries. The item notes annual mail prices, in advance payment, publishing daily by News Journal Inc and includes a biblical verse quote.
A critique of modern public discourse, arguing debate has become combative and driven by calumny. The piece urges defending free expression, condemning innuendo and orchestrating better arguments to persuade rather than incriminate.
Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck, famed WWI German commander who never lost a battle, led a tiny force in East Africa and resisted 300,000 enemy troops until after armistice. He lived in poverty after the war before receiving pension support arranged by allies like Jan Smuts.
The Lawton Oklahoma police chief says his female meter maids are distracted by street chatter and window shopping. He notes this reflects common failings of women and compares to a Lansing Michigan chief’s views, praising women for not resisting such chatter.
Senate Democrats led by Ernest Gruening Wayne Morse and Allen Ellender demand withdrawal from South Viet Nam while Mike Mansfield seeks reexamination. Tom Dodd advocates a four point plan including continuing aid and counteroffensive steps to win the war.
Sen J W Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, urged Johnson to stop courting safety and press for tougher moves abroad. He called for reevaluating Cuba Panama Red China and Latin America amid shifts with Russia and Vietnam, drawing swift House criticism from Rep Melvin Laird. The White House rejected that Fulbright speech as not reflecting current policy.
John Chamberlain critiques the Ad Hoc Committee on the Triple Revolution proposing a guaranteed annual income of 3000 per family, funded by the employed, risking inflation, tax shifts, and forced work regimes. he warns such a policy mirrors Soviet and fascist controls and questions its practicality and ethics.
On March 28 1964 notable events include the Essex surrendering at Valparaiso in 1814 and Raphael born in 1483. The record also notes St Nazaire raid in 1942 Mareth Line breach in 1943 MacArthur Cebu invasion in 1945 and recent U S and China/ Tibet related items.
Factographs Radio shows wireless use in Great Britain and early U S usage. Child body temperatures more often deviate from normal than those of adults. Lichens survive in steamy tropics or frozen Antarctic peaks year round.
Middletown council grants promoters of the Hydraulic power canal right of way along Water Street amid long dispute. A 1852 agreement shows property owners relinquishing damages claims as committees negotiate and engineer Erwin plans work soon with local labor. Abner Enoch’s water rights and Manchester site figures as key for Middletown’s industrial growth.
Paul Harvey laments Australian beef imports lowering prices for U S cattlemen. He notes President Johnson's possible stance and argues for restrained imports, increased U S beef promotion, and stronger U S demand to boost consumption and support farmers. He cites global production costs and calls for industry outreach and advertising shifts.
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