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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1964
Page
4
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The passage counsels older men to be sober grave temperate and steadfast in faith charity and patience and likewise instructs aged women to conduct themselves in behav ior befitting holiness.
The piece weighs the national mandate for Johnson and Democrats as approval of their domestic and global approach, while urging Republicans to unite and counter Goldwater’s conservatism. It foresees a major intra party struggle as moderates clash with right wing leadership and reflects on a Japanese hotel owner selling a solid gold bathtub for baths, noting theft risks.
The article surveys fractures within global communism after Khrushchev and the deaths of Italian and French leaders Palmiro Togliatti and Maurice Thorez. It notes China Albania Yugoslavia divergences, and predicts Western leverage from intra-Communist splits. It ends with a critic asking what role teachers should play beyond instruction.
A letter from Jim Bishop to Alicia offers defense of psychiatry and urges sticking with her doctor. He questions her view of nerves and death, notes she has changed doctors, and emphasizes emotional engineering by physicians while acknowledging his own limits. He cites colleagues and contrasts knowledge with uncertainty.
Paul Harvey critiques Dr. Spock and other physicians for advocating government funded health programs. He argues many leading doctors receive government grants, shaping medical policy while not primarily practicing medicine, and warns this may bias public guidance. Einstein is cited as a counterpoint.
The article surveys history of presidential landslides from Hoover to Eisenhower and Roosevelt, noting that majorities in Congress often shrink within two years. It cites elections in 1938 1922 1930 1958 and discusses factors like recessions party dynamics and midterm voting patterns.
The Queen Mother Frederika reportedly turns down a $100,000 per year pension from the Greek government in a gesture described as royal. A London night school offers witchcraft and divining courses with a jokey tone about broomology. Donald Madge of Exeter resigns after 42 years to pursue Anglican ministry. A European hamlet reports a fall blue rain episode with no date given, speculated to be Monday.
A cat was tortured and killed by hanging with twine in Middletown, and police seek clues about the perpetrator. The columnist condemns the act as sadistic, notes the victim was a 12 year pet, and warns cruelty can lead to further crimes. The editorial urges identification and punishment of the offender.
Dorothy Kilgallen and Robert Kennedy share a tense triumphant moment as Kennedy awaits Keating’s concession. The room buzzes with family and friends including Averell Harriman, Marlene Dietrich, and Maria Cooper. Kennedy remains grave yet relieved as the crowd cheers and his brother’s hospital win looms large in the celebration.
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