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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1964
Page
4
Rates listed for Middletown Journal subscriptions include 6 cents per weekday copy and 15 cents for Sunday, with city carrier and suburban rates of 50 cents weekly. Mail options vary by area with 12 dollars yearly in the trading region and 90 dollars outside the USA, plus a religious exhortation line at the end.
Dr. Alonzo G. Grace urged parents to take full responsibility for child discipline, arguing schools cannot bear all the burden. He warned against social advancement for children too early and called for early, clear boundaries, noting risks of permissiveness.
The Lopnor region in Sinkiang has long been known as a watershed on historic caravan routes. Descriptions by Marinus of Tyre and Ptolemy noted its river fed lake that periodically shifts courses. Sven Hedin called Lopnor the wandering lake, now confirmed as the site of a recent atomic test.
The piece argues that despite strong Tokyo performance and more golds than any nation, the United States may falter in 1968 without reforms. It criticizes current structures like the NCAA and AAU for failing to develop athletes for prolonged international competition and suggests a unified Olympic Committee with full responsibility.
Jim Bishop recounts his father John Michael Bishop turning 81 and feeling lonely. The retired police lieutenant attends a large family party, then plans a Florida trip, while pondering remarriage to a kind widow and seeking a companion.
The article argues the electorate favored continuity over radical change, portraying Johnson as conservative at heart. It notes Republican moderates struggled in Senate and governor races, while conservatism won in California and Virginia. It emphasizes economics and war fears as voting drivers.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Rome reviews of Arthur Miller's After the Fall with Marilyn Monroe and Ava Gardner drawing attention. Italians admire passion and cinema, while theatergoing is selective. The piece notes Rome’s appetite for prestige restaurants, fashion, and a vibrant election climate with heavy Communist campaigning.
Southwell track reveals next season will offer a children playground and nurse attendance. The piece notes high care for the young while humorously contrasting with equine attention, and mentions a separate vanishing act of an Impressionist loan to a Scottish museum valued at $5,600 amid police concerns about possible foul play.
Dave Regan remarks on post election reactions, defends U S resilience, warns against apocalyptic predictions, and champions freedom of the press as essential to America. He notes Goldwater defeat puzzlement, stresses national strength despite administrations, and urges continued public engagement.
President Johnson will shape foreign policy with limited prior overseas experience. He may meet NATO leaders, seek summit talks with the USSR, and push for progress through compromise. Expect a high profile diplomacy style and efforts to unite domestic parties to back foreign moves.
Fact notes say the peregrine falcon is among the fastest birds and can pass a plane traveling 175 miles per hour. Other items mention the origin of crow as bragging, the body’s phosphorus content for matches, the Suez Canal’s length and opening timeline, a mole’s sensitive nose detecting vibrations, and related curiosities.
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