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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1964
Page
7
Dr. George W. Crane discusses a 52 year old diabetic case, noting high blood sugar and management with oral tablets. He explores why diabetes often begins after midlife, its impact on libido, and hints at a theory linking trace chemicals and sea elements to chronic illnesses. The column cites millions affected and criticizes FDA skepticism.
Ohio Highway Patrol mobilizes 5000 auxiliary officers for a 78 hour crackdown from May 28 to May 31. Safety statisticians predict 23 deaths and 890 injuries on Ohio highways during the weekend as patrols intensify with cooperation from automobile clubs safety councils and news media.
AP analyst William L. Ryan told Ohio editors the Sino-Soviet split is the era’s most significant Cold War development and will deepen. He warned it could prompt desperate moves, and urged frank US talk on Vietnam to gain Asia respect while avoiding broader conflict. Ben Maidenberg of Akron Beacon Journal was named society president.
Six people die in a four car collision on the Connecticut Turnpike near Greenwich. Lorraine S. Roth 36 of Port Chester New York and three bathing suit clad children die among the victims. Other victims include Herman Laws 74 of Stamford and Henrietta 66.
Ralph Ww, 7, a native of Bellevue, Ohio, died in Tucson after a long illness. He was connected with the University of Arizona.
A terse notice lists meetings on Monday including Amanda, Fire Secretary, and a noon gathering at Manchester Civitan Club. The fragmentary text mentions a depart event and a civic group venue in Manchester.
Methodist ministers from New Hampshire will exchange pulpits with Negro ministers from the South within a month. Bishop James K Mathews of Boston said the exchanges will include salary homes and all other phases of the ministers work. He did not name the ministers or communities involved.
North American Baptists concluded a three day 150th anniversary jubilee in Atlantic City with a world message endorsing revival to secure religious liberty and equal rights. Evangelist Billy Graham urged revival while 15 000 attended Convention Hall. The gathering included eight major Baptist groups and addressed salvation race relations and Biblical inerrancy tensions.
Oklahoma City report says the United Presbyterian Church U S A will study shared-time public school courses with parochial pupils as a step toward federal aid for public schools. The General Assembly resumes sessions after a worship day, with a committee urging consideration of shared-time programs.
Britain reports 369 121 unemployed in May, down 42 477 from April and well below last May's 554 000. The May jobless rate stands at 1.6 percent, the lowest in two and a half years, according to the Ministry of Labor.
Ninety six of the Pa cific Icronesia islands and atolls are inhabited with districts centered in Rota Yap Truk Ponape Koror and Majuro. The Saipan District is run by the U S Navy.
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