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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1964
Page
4
Middletown Ohio subscription details list per copy and weekly rates for city, suburban, trading area, and outside regions with annual options. The paper notes mail handling and advance payment while ending with a biblical quotation about faith and the way.
Jim Bishop profiles Jack Sullivan the new Wall Street broker and owner of a Spring Lake restaurant. The piece rails at market speculation, recalls failed tips, and notes Sullivan’s role at Pressman Froelich and Levine at 111 Broadway. The narrator nicks his own bad returns and jokes about funds for distressed directors and his four daughters.
A playful preview of Thanksgiving dinner whets appetite with turkey aromas and classic trimmings. The writer jokes about groans from overeating and lingering nostalgia for the feast.
The piece praises Sir Winston Churchill as a pivotal wartime leader and argues for a national celebration of his 90th birthday on November 30. It notes Churchill is an honorary American citizen and contrasts British and American birthday traditions while speculating about future ocean platform cities.
The piece argues for a national consensus on U S policy in Southeast Asia as Vietnam deaths accumulate and past lessons from the nine year French war loom. It notes De Gaulle and Goldwater era opposition, warns against abandoning Vietnam to the Reds, and mocks satirical depictions of leaders.
Washington debates how to wield a multilateral nuclear fleet with 25 surface ships armed with Polaris missiles. Key issue centers on who commands the force as the United States, Britain, West Germany, Italy, and others weigh veto and unanimity options amid NATO integration talks.
President Johnson seeks a new Senate whip to lead the Democratic caucus after Humphrey's departure. Louisiana’s Russell Long Oklahoma’s Mike Monroney Rhode Island’s John Pastore Maine’s Edmund Muskie Michigan’s Philip Hart are named, with Pastore viewed as leading contender to steer LBJ legislative push.
Hong Kong comprises Kowloon on the mainland and Victoria on Hong Kong Island in the harbor. In southwest Australia karri trees reach near 300 feet tall and about 10 feet across at the base.
On this date in 1890 the battleship Maine was launched and later exploded in Havana Harbor in 1898. Notable items include 1776 Fort Lee retreat, 1888 St Andrews Golf Club formation, 1908 Panama canal strip treaty, 1913 first airplane loop, 1948 Cordell Hull Moscow conference address, and recent political upheavals in Iraq and West Germany discussions.
A fragmented line questions who will be picked later and who will nibble at leftovers while noting people who vowed never again. The text echoes a social scene with interruptions and shared memory, but lacks clear facts or names to identify a story or event.
Dorothy Kilgallen highlights Allan Sherman in hospital with eye trouble and a ban on his Peter and the Commissar satire in Russia. Judy Garland eyes December Hollywood arrival while house-hunting in London. Rex Harrison and Cary Grant receive Oscar buzz. Jane Morgan debuts at Copacabana with Richard Rodgers eyed for future roles. Joe Louis social notes and Sammy Davis Jr. tensions with Frank Sinatra. Ronnie Dove rises from $125 to $3,000 weekly. Monte Carlo rents cut for retirees. Robert Goulet eyed for rogue in 1890s San Francisco TV role. Fran Jeffries linked to Pasternak project. Jonathan Winters feud satire. Alec Guinness to lecture in Germany. Fitzgerald Kennedy tied to college visit. Rosalie Levine plans extravagant premiere party for Marriage Italian Style with Loren and Mastroianni. Odets’ Flower Drum Song cast expansions teased. Nikita Zhukov noted among New York’s elite architects.
A garbled collage of oddities reports fires in betting shops electric eel voltage claims and odd quotes. Mentions cricket quirks a pompous critic Milt printers control raiding creation of malt lakes and a fishing tackle firm mailing live alligators to promote products.
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