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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal provides pricing for daily and Sunday editions with in city and suburban carrier rates, trading area mail options at 12 and 20 dollars annually, and outside USA at 35 dollars. Subscriptions are payable in advance and the paper is published daily by News-Journal Inc. The motto references Psalm 90 12.
A Ford Foundation grant of 830000 funds study of non delinquent children and the value of attorneys in juvenile cases. Most judges favor attorney involvement and a reference work will compile behavioral medical and social science material for juvenile court procedures. Sir Alec Douglas Home could not vote due to registration lapse. Queen Elizabeth accepted his resignation as prime minister.
Scientists debate whether strong radio emissions from two unknown sky points hint at intelligent beings. Kardashev argues peak emissions near 900 megacycles could signal an advanced civilization trying to call attention to itself. US discussions on contact have grown since the late NAS Space Science Board conference. Motorists will pay $6.5 billions in highway-user taxes.
The piece details Jim Bishop’s new Golden Isles house in Hallandale Florida a red roofed pagoda with Chinese decor and a canal cruiser named Away We Go In as he describes how the dwelling symbolizes rebuilt happiness after personal loss. He notes features from the two basin bathroom to the pink and gold marble and the extensive Chinese garden design by Kenneth Hoob Jer and the landscape work by prior associates. The author reflects on how the home anchors writing and life narratives and contemplates giving the house a name.
The piece cites Major General Max S. Johnson on U.S. influence waning abroad, detailing observers in Saigon, NATO capitals, and North Africa. It notes Franco- American tensions, Cyprus issues, and Libya base renewals, urging frank post campaign policy clarity and bipartisanship.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports from Cherbourg France as the film crew endures wild weather shifts and a final three to four minute scene. Darryl Zanuck adapts scripts on the fly while Irina Demick and Philippe Wahl manage private life amid schedules. Cliff Robertson Dina Merrill and Red Buttons figures are noted with locations and travel.
The earliest printed almanac dates from 1450 to 1461. Honolulu is noted as one of the world’s most extensive cities. Coal tar is identified as the primary source for most aniline dyes.
Dave Regan writes from Phoenix urging readers to move past party lines after the election. He notes politicians remain friends, reflects on prosperity and peace as core issues, and argues civil rights are a fact of life. He calls Americans to unite to defend freedom and the nation.
Paul Harvey argues the Goldwater surge faltered due to poor organization and an weak VP choice. He notes Johnson’s elusive target during the campaign and suggests the race reduced to a contest between personalities rather than clear ideological choices, with Johnson’s broad appeal highlighted.
Police recover a truck load worth 11100 in corned beef near Horden on the Hills. A time capsule in Irving, Texas holds a top Jess bathing suit from 1964. A New York dealer hawks a dog faced baboon for 85 dollars. Venezuelan executives spend 85 percent of work time in meetings.
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