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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal of Middletown Ohio lists address at S Broad and First Ave with post office entry as second close mail matter. It details subscription rates per copy and carrier/subscription options, marks as founded in 1857, and includes a biblical verse.
National Hospital Week promotes public understanding of hospitals and their wide roles beyond patient care. Hospitals function as health centers offering education, research, preventive medicine, and disaster response, requiring community and public health partnership for lasting impact. It ends with a caution about road safety urging careful driving in traffic.
A Boston Children’s Hospital Medical Center list highlights 50 common household items that can be poisonous to children. The piece stresses keeping medicines and cleaners out of reach, with aspirin poisoning cited as a major risk to youths and potential for tragedy if accessed by toddlers.
A young woman Carrie confesses to a doctor that her feelings for Chuck, a dying spinal cancer patient and her future husband in his youth, are part love and part betrayal as she also grows fond of his friend Johnny Casey. The physician urges discretion for Chuck’s sake and praises her honesty.
George Dixon notes Lyndon B Johnson held a lighthearted White House press conference on the lawn with wives and children of correspondents attending. The event featured playful scenes, babysitters among advisers, and a family friendly tone that contrasted with earlier presidential appearances.
President Johnson at the John F Kennedy Cultural Center dedication attributed Kennedy’s death to hate and fear, stirring questions about Oswald’s motives and whether public bigotry or a hate psychology influenced the crime. Experts note Oswald’s Marxist ties and deranged traits, though the link to wider prejudice remains debated.
The article explains myopia as the eyeball being too long front to back causing clear vision for near objects but blurry distant ones. It notes symptoms and basic causes, with a brief mention of the topic in Idaho context.
Monet A announces Dave Regan as Boss of the Year, praising his 80 years of support for needs and donations. The note highlights his long service as head of a realty firm and building and loan association and his steady help to families in need.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Bill Bendix health fears and Eydie Gorme as a potential standby for a Broadway lead. Budd Rich seeks recovery after a heart setback, while a Hollywood roundup covers marriages, contracts, and stage rights. Unauthorized tone mirrors a fast paced New York gossip column.
Reported thefts cover two prefabricated bun galows from Langley sites. Thieves also took the kitchen sink.
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