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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1964
Page
4
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Premier Pompidou signaled a reorganization of NATO is needed and current structure does not satisfy France. He opposed the NATO fleet plan with nuclear missiles and mixed crews, risking further weakening if Paris does not prevail. The United States faces broader Southeast Asia and Cold War shifts while guarding alliance unity.
The defeat dents the party machine but radical conservatives led by Goldwater refuse to yield control. Miller rejects moderates and Kutchel says the fight continues for four years. Rockefeller and Nixon urge a path, while Hughes calls for renewed conservative influence amid a looming internal struggle.
Jim Bishop profiles Robert F Wagner as a durable NYC mayor and Democratic leader, detailing his disciplined work ethic, cautious mind, and personal loss. Wagner faces rivals from Tammany Hall, contemplates a fourth term, and survives the death of his wife Susan in 1964, shaping his public resolve.
A national essay argues that GOP unity is unlikely while tensions persist between conservatives and moderates. It notes 26.5 million Republicans supported Goldwater in 1964 amid 8 million crossing to Democrats, warning a split could favor a third party by 1968.
In Washington and New York observers argue presidential campaigns are too long and exhausting. Humphrey and Goldwater warn of voter fatigue while Rep. Monagan pushes a 60 day limit to curb costly, repetitive campaigning. James Marlow is on vacation.
Milt the printer wishes Indian Prime Minister Lal Shastri would visit the U.S. after Lal set a precedent by traveling abroad while in office. He recalls many Indian chiefs but never a chief Indian, while noting playful etymology from Nebraska’s name and a England resident offering a Rolls Royce for a lost parrot.
Frank Simon a famed band leader and former Sousa cornetist, now in Tucson, will mark his 75th birthday on Thanksgiving Day. Middletonians are urged to send cards to Dr Frank Simon 6914 Orange Grove Circle Tucson AZ 85704. Amanda Elementary hosts a Saturday ham and turkey dinner for 1.25 adults 0.75 children plus a bazaar 5 to 8 pm to benefit school children.
Washington column riffs on aging in politics citing senators in the 89th Congress and figures like Bobby Kennedy. It tethers senator, senile, and senior to Latin roots, then segues to a 12th General Conference time unit and a U.S. Education press critique of freshman English courses.
Seaweed used as food with large farms in Japan and Hawaii. A hippo may weigh up to three tons with skin two inches thick. Visible stars count near 9 000 for keen sight. Radio signals travel at 186 000 miles per second. Aurora Australis is Antarctica’s counterpart to the Northern Lights. Insurance origins traced to Claudius in 43 A D. An ion is charged atoms. The first cable streetcar began operation in San Francisco in 1873.
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