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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1964
Page
4
Rates and delivery options for the Middletown Ohio News Journal are listed, with daily and Sunday carrier and mail prices, regional trading area rates, and advance payment required. The note mentions founding date 1857 and includes a Bible quote.
The article condemns an underground Minutemen movement calling it fascist and dangerous. It argues authorities should act and ridiculing the belief that bullets can halt communism. It notes the post election newsletter signals extremist attitudes and warns against lethal solutions.
The Wall Street Journal notes a change in mindset as Amherst College and a Pacific coast college show fewer students pursuing business careers. The piece argues for more emphasis on serving people and less profit focus to reverse the anti business trend. It also discusses billboard clutter on highways and state regulation as a remedy.
A compendium of Dodge City era clippings shows sensational reads about Bat Masterson Luke Short Wyatt Earp and local shootings with dates from May 1883 to August 1885. Articles portray frontier danger but emphasize legal actions and investigations.
Former President Eisenhower warned against rigid left right tags and urged focus on practical aims. Governor Rockefeller defends a moderate record balancing liberal human concerns with conservative finance while voters seek clear party goals and realignment debates.
President Johnson backs a proposal from the Great Society task force to fix a yearly percentage of federal income tax to be returned to each state for flexible use. Supporters argue it would aid debt and urban problems while boosting the economy, but critics fear uncontrolled funding and per capita allocations.
A playful wrap of quirky notes on coin collecting boom and oddities. Mentions China gunpowder printing, a Chinese editor hypothetically mixing them with an explosive editorial, and Big Ben on Heard Island with severe weather. Also notes caterpillars and a no numbers bingo prize with a $14 note.
Reading the horoscope suggests a satisfactory day if you stay active with chores or leisure activities. For those with birthdays tomorrow, late December to mid February brings strong financial and business prospects, with romance in late December April May August and travel in February May June August.
A four Sunday Cana Conference series begins this Sunday at Fenwick High School led by Catholic Church speakers from the Family Life Service Bureau. The program, open to all married couples, runs 8 to 10 PM and covers topics from adjustment to marriage to marriage as a spiritual practice.
A collage of entertainment notes: Stratford’s Shakespeare Festival invites Georgia Brown for a summer opera role. Lynchburg’s Abra ham Shewel, aka Grandpa Abe, debuts a one man show with bold sales. Edward Durre to design GM Building. Nigel Patrick learns American intonation for Ev erybody Out. the Dave Clark Five decline a midnight Philharmonic Hall show. Greta Page and Henry Kaplan feud over PS I Love You. Edwin O Conner warns off another Broadway play for two years. Jack Benny supports charity in Portland raising over 55000. Montreal 1967 World’s Fair signs no strike contracts. Dr. Alexander Schiff accompanies Louis Armstrong in Australia. Jose Greco shifts to flamenco. Meodye Condos to become grandmother. Annie Ross to open Annie’s Room in London. Julie Payne and James Ward near marriage. Alain Delon parties on Once A Thief set. Rex Harrison to read UN charter at the United Nations. Glenn Ford linked to Jackie Lane. Jayne Mansfield poses with sons for travel. James Baldwin wary of a $250 jacket. Henry Fonda buys black Mustang amid Broadway talks. Red Skelton and Frank Fontaine feud over TV timing.
The text notes steel from the bessemer process began replacing iron rails after the Civil War. It also mentions sound travels about four and a half times faster in water than air and that ancient Romans called Ireland Hibernia. The albatross was once named Cape sheep.
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