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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal of Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates and mailing details for daily, Sunday, and outside area delivery. It notes the paper is published by News Journal Inc since 1857 and includes a biblical quotation from Acts 9:27 RSV.
A nationwide sampling of business leaders shows strong confidence in President Johnson and optimism about the economy. Most expect cordial administration relations and limited anti trust activity though some fear inflation. California’s recurring mudslides and brush fires prompt talk of a preventive plan.
Norman V. Peale discusses youth sexuality amid a sex revolution and church responses. He recalls a 19 year old seeking guidance after a youth conference where moral discussions seemed vague. He contrasts church leaders' explanations with personal responsibility and notes stronger support from the Roman Catholic Church.
In a humorous exchange a woman reports a past theft to Officer Birch who explains the city building is open 24 hours. She jokes about closing for a bargain day, and the officer confirms Wednesday hours but quips that the open policy won’t change. The talk ends with a light chuckle as she hangs up.
The article argues pay TV was rejected by California voters amid accusations of heavy lobbying by commercial interests. It questions ballot wording and suggests the outcome protects theater owners from potential pay-TV competition.
The piece alleges that summer race riots were directed rather than spontaneous and critiques Negro leadership and FBI concerns. It targets Elijah Muhammad and Malcolm X, notes Nation of Islam’s Fruit of Islam, calls for a closer look at fundraising claims, and recounts internal defections and violent assaults on members.
Carl B. Neal of Olympia Washington, retired in 1958, catalogs his Scotch Irish Presbyterian lineage from Ireland to Beaver Pond Virginia 1718. He has traced fifth cousins and great grandfather Zachariah Neal, with pages on his mother’s line reaching 466 in 1980. He urges others to start family history via old Bibles cemeteries and courthouse records.
Romy Schneider enjoys Paris with Remy, dubbed the cavalier servant, dining at quaint bistros and lighting up Left Bank nightlife. The Paris gossip notes the Rat Pack's election sway, Rudy Vallee’s risque comedy, and Audrey Hepburn’s My Fair Lady shopping spree during a brief New York visit.
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