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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1964
Page
4
Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for daily, Sunday, and mail delivery. Rates include 6 cents per weekday, 15 cents Sunday, 50 cents weekly by carrier, 12 dollars yearly in the trading area, 20 dollars outside, and 35 dollars for overseas. Public notice that all subscriptions are prepaid.
The piece traces the evolution of government advisory brains from Roosevelt and Kennedy to Prime Minister Wilson in Britain. It highlights C. P. Snow, Thomas Balogh, and Nicholas Kaldor as prominent examples, framing top-brain recruitment as a modern necessity for complex governance. It notes a historical pattern of military officers seeking world experience after service.
An English wedding was conducted entirely in Cornish, a revived language linked to Welsh and Breton. The Sons of Cornwall promote Cornish use as nationalism grows, contrasting with past suppressions under tsardom and Soviet multilingual policy, while modern views praise multilingualism.
Monaco expands its territory by one fifth to 77 acres as boulders and earth from nearby French quarries are dumped into the Mediterranean. The shoreline extends, but sovereignty questions arise about whether territorial limits grow with the land.
Norman V. Peale urges killing worry with two steps and faith in God. A Bar rie anecdote underscores passionate enthusiasm. A San Francisco hotel encounter shows a four point plan: forgive, commit the day to God, stay excited about work, and act with full effort to find peace.
A jumble of light notes and short vignettes discusses a child stage bit with Santa and bears, a Mid dletown firefighter’s egg prank, a doctor proposing silent medication to open a meeting, a police chief recounting a girl misreading a phone book, and a weed cleanup jab at downtown litterbugs.
A spoof recounts a would be theft of the Hope diamond inspired by the film Topkapi. The narrator details mock preparations at institutions like the Smithsonian including an invisible wire setup and a staged heist with a colorful crew. The piece parodies crime tropes and political jabs without real danger.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Townsend to do wine ads after royal romance ends. Jill St. John linked to Lance Reventlow, Paris chatter, and plans for appearances by Fidel and Raoul Casco in 1965. Reports on Paris narcotics, Catherine Deneuve with Roger Vadim, Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer with Barbra Streisand, and Harlow project moves.
The column argues retirement begins early, with workers as young as 25 facing hiring shifts and employer age bias. It outlines four encounters across decades, from early career impacts to midlife costs for adult children supporting aging parents and the push to secure pensions and annuities.
A just released estimate says amateur shoplifters steal about 250 million dollars worth of goods from stores each year. The piece notes low professionalization and doubts about future trends.
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