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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1964
Page
4
Subscriptions listed for Middletown Journal include 15 cents per copy, 50 cents weekly by carrier, 12 dollars yearly within trading area, 20 dollars yearly seven days outside trading area, and 35 dollars yearly outside the U S A. All mail subscriptions require advance payment. Published daily by News Journal.
The piece urges readers to vote in the upcoming election highlighting that over 70 million Americans will cast ballots and urging a yes on the $7 million Middletown school bond. It notes the importance of voting as a civic duty and mentions the Greater Middletown area’s "Dynamic Years" ahead, ending with a brief remark on a non aligned nation meeting closing without wounds.
The piece cites rising crime and violent acts across the nation and argues parental attitudes and home training as major factors. Oregon official Warne Nunn notes riots in Seaside and other communities show violence can occur anywhere, countering complacent beliefs.
Jim Bishop recounts the Florida case of Floyd Holtzapfel known as Lucky. He sits in Raiford Prison awaiting the Parole Board decision while a tangled series of murders unfolds involving Judge Chillingworth, Judge Peel, Bobbie Lincoln, and State Attorney Phil O Connell. The piece questions whether Peel escaped murder conviction and values Holtzapfel’s truth-telling against the fate of the unrepentant killer.
David Lawrence projects a Johnson victory based on emotional and economic factors, noting a Republican split and public perception of Johnson as a peacemaker. A survey of 1,323 editors across 1,596 papers finds 232 electoral votes as certain for Johnson, with California potentially adding 40 votes to reach 272 or more, and Illinois North Carolina also shaping the path.
A compendium urging citizens to vote, highlighting that single ballots have decided key moments in U.S. history. It argues that one vote per precinct can alter elections, shape statehood and Senate results, and warns against voting indifference as a threat to liberty. References to Dewey Nixon and Texas statehood underscore the power of individual participation.
The Alaska highway runs 1 630 miles from Dawson Creek to Fairbanks. About five percent of Americans over 65 live in institutions. Shen Nung wrote a pharmacy book around 2737 B C. Roald Amundsen reached the South Pole on December 14 1911. Accident insurance began in the United States in 1659.
AP columnist Hal Boyle shares miscellany from readers with quips on driving days and traffic risk, bird wing rates, a pun on a spinster’s prayer, vast federal files, car ownership trends, notable quotes, moon lore, taxi drivers, Birthplace of John Adams’s wife, obesity stats by age, folklore about teeth, and quick curious facts.
Washington report details a survey showing a high share of undecideds across questions from Christmas gifts to politics. It notes 82.5 percent undecided on gift plans and widespread uncertainty about housing, health, and climate choices, highlighting pervasive indecision nationwide.
A London bank cashier was sentenced to a year in prison after conviction for embezzling 6400 dollars to support a Boy Scout troop he led. The case highlights concerns about personal cash misappropriation and community service ties.
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