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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1964
Page
4
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The Czech economy, strained by Communist policies, moves toward profit making and decentralization. Plant managers gain decision power, wages and prices may be freed, and central planning steps back. The State Department notes Castro may control some Soviet missiles in Cuba, a troubling detail amid these shifts.
The new premier Eisaku Sato is expected to continue Ikeda era policy with a pro Western outlook and strong trade links. Washington views him as competent and supportive of democracy, while Japan remains a staunch anti Communist force in Asia and wary of nuclear submarine visits. Defense spending hinted at around 50 billion yen or dollars.
At 1 35 p.m. Mayor Robert Wagner tours NBC studios answering a youth forum. The piece notes his modest image, staff, and routine at Gracie Mansion with details of his home, butler, guards, and nightly return. It highlights his neutrality and imagined loneliness in later hours.
The Johnson administration aims to stimulate business in 1965 by repealing some excise taxes and reducing others. Deficits and debt policy face scrutiny as experts seek continued growth into 1966 amid wage pushes, rising costs, and looming labor agreements.
The piece condemns church leaders and religious groups taking partisan political stances during campaigns. It argues ministers should not use the pulpit as a campaign platform and warns that church state entanglement threatens freedom to worship. It cites Billy Graham and Robert Wagner to illustrate public moral influence versus partisan alignment.
A tongue in cheek look at retro bar trends notes three foot tall yard glasses once used for stagecoach drivers. It recalls early 1800s invention and jokes about economy minded practices in modern taverns.
A rainfall yesterday and today slows dust, ends grass fire danger, and quiets auto squeaks from loosened city streets. Slow, light rain infiltrates soil ahead of freeze. drivers face slick leaves and minor pileups in nearby Cincinnati as observers urge more rain days.
A brief note describes a rain song as something truly worth singing about, framing weather as a musical tribute.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes David O Selznick and Jennifer Jones visiting New York to view Love Out of Town in Chicago as a potential Broadway vehicle. Barbara Hutton attends a Laotian award event. Irina Demick eyed for Camille remake and Jane Fonda buys a France estate with flying plans. Cary Grant hides from autograph seekers then returns to the Plaza. Barbra Streisand honored by Brooklyn committee. Universal and Sinbad project. union demands include triple time and birthdays off.
In England the Big Dipper is nicknamed the Plow. West Point served for many years as the United States' sole engineering school.
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