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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal from Middletown Ohio lists S Broad at First Ave as a post office entry point. It notes second class mail matter status, a $35 annual subscription payable in advance, and publication by News Journal Inc established in 1857.
A partial religious line references Mary chosen better part verse from Luke 10 42, noting one thing needed in spiritual life and choosing the better portion.
A speaker condemns recent murders including a president and a police officer in Dallas. He calls for moral renewal and a national confession of weakness, urging Americans to recommit to Christian principles and a march toward a stronger future.
The Federal Reserve raised margin requirements to 70 percent to curb inflated stock buying with borrowed money. The market reacted with price sag, while critics debate whether 70 percent is enough or if higher margins, up to 90 percent, should be imposed to restrain a booming market.
A vivid scene at the Fairfax Theatre in Miami features a Night of cinema with Capone, Cagney, and a police bust. The article recalls a cold night, sailors, and a dramatic onstage finish as gangsters and lawmen collide, ending with triumph of the hero in cinema.
The new biography by C Hodgart explores Samuel Johnson’s life from poverty and illness to fame. It highlights his poetry imagination dictionary work and influence on law and literature as Boswell’s quotes frame the celebrated Englishman’s era.
In Washington AP analysis argues violence at home mirrors American society. It notes past presidential assassination attempts, fears in capital streets, and remarks by Adlai Stevenson Chief Justice Warren Nixon and Bishop Grant on hatred, lawlessness, and public safety.
A Washington column notes senators wary of pairing in twos amid Baker scandal. The talk shifts to triplets and triumvirates as safer formations, with references to Bobby Baker, Day brochures, and historical quotes about three.
It is estimated that fish took about 250 million years to develop into their present form and learn to swim. Unlike ordinary fish, the mackerel has a peculiar breathing apparatus that requires continuous motion to breathe.
Dave Regan urges。 readers to curb hate and blind allegiance after John F. Kennedy's death. He condemns extremism and calls for Democrats and Republicans to fight honestly, then unite to victory, warning outsiders will exploit the crisis.
Dorothy Kilgallen mingles with stars while Olivia de Havilland plans post holidays TV appearances. Capitol Records ships 100 records to Mexico for charity kiddies. Ava Gardner complains about publicity. Nat King Cole's Wild Is Love TV project lingers in Canada with Larry Kert guesting. A party rift at Apres Ski draws attention as Lionel Bart flies to Jamaica. Perle Mesta readies a San Juan bash to host U S party members.
The item notes jokes about a Julius Caesar haircut and aging punchlines. It mentions a “Caesar Look” with short front hair brushed down and a quip about the Thanksgiving turkey gag. It also references a German phrase on nourishment science as a humorous mouthful.
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