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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1964
Page
4
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A year after John F. Kennedy's assassination, plans for a Kennedy gravesite memorial are announced featuring a marble terrace and carved granite words. The piece urges Americans to carry the dream of a better world, critiques the USIA ban on home distribution, and calls Congress to permit the film Kennedy Years of Lighting Day of Drums for public viewing. It also offers a parable about Sam who prefers steady walking to weekend hunting, illustrating that small, consistent effort matters.
Ted Brown faced dullness in work, church, and home. A simple daily affirmation plus deliberate acts of kindness, participation in community life, and a spiritual renewal transformed him in weeks. The method shows how focused effort and positive thinking revive interest and vitality.
The piece recalls Friday November 22 and the moment the Kennedy assassination broke. Journal staffers rush to Page One as the AP Teletype prints updates and sirens, bells toll, and newsroom silence gives way to stunned reports of the president's shooting and death.
Washington reports renewed push for an official vice presidential home with recommendations shaping a congressional decision. President Johnson backs upgrading the vice presidency while Hubert Humphrey’s family home in Chevy Chase remains unsuitable for official duties. The vacant Tregaron estate, once Amb. Joseph E. Davies’s residence, is among leading candidates, though costs drew Senate caution in the past.
A wife writes to her husband upon his retirement at 65, praising his lifelong resilience through wars, illness, and work. She outlines financial security, emphasizes independence, and assigns practical steps for the new life, including chores, newspaper subscriptions, and setting aside funds. The letter blends affection with humorous, candid directives for their future.
John Chamberlain discusses New Zealand farming policies and the milk lamb export, highlighting government controls, border power, and socialized planning. Alec O'Shea, NZ Meat Board representative, argues for market signals, minimal wage supports, and complementary international commerce to expand meat trade with the United States.
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