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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for various delivery options and areas. It notes publication by News Journal Inc and includes a biblical psalm excerpt.
The Vatican Council in Rome hears calls for a shared Bible for Catholics and Protestants. The Revised Standard Bible gains Catholic imprimatur, with an American edition due soon. Some urge a new translation reflecting archaeology and literary study to unite Christians, while fashion news notes shorter skirts for spring.
The Warren Commission case is framed by Jack Ruby's killing of Lee Harvey Oswald, an act that altered the pursuit of truth and fueled conspiracy doubt. The piece notes Europe’s lingering theories and warns of taking the law into one’s own hands, while commenting on Greek political distractions.
A Senate House clash over a Ribicoff proposed condemnation of Soviet anti Jewish acts ends with conferees scrapping the measure and replacing it with a vague religious bias statement. The Tower Indonesia aid provision is also stripped from the foreign aid bill amid bipartisan criticism.
AP survey finds little enthusiasm for Goldwater or Johnson as they clash over big issues. The piece notes their generalities, mutual accusations, and attempts at spectacular stunts while both push themes on government size, security, and Vietnam. Eisenhower offers cautious remarks on issue clarity.
The piece argues polls should use color to reveal gradations in voters emotions as the election nears. It cites Johnson Goldwater crossovers and front lash, Yale president Brewster, and suggests seven poll columns to capture strong, tepid, undecided, and abstaining intents.
A snapshot of notable dates across history. Events include the 1913 opening of the Gamboa Dam linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, Verdi’s birth in 1813, the 1845 US Naval Academy opening, and 1949 RCA’s first all electronic TV showing.
The defendant faces charges for passing 48 counterfeit checks and for posing as a editor and reporter. A Hong Kong surgeon remarks on Chinese reverence for ancestors and notes historical grooming practices.
Hundreds of Middletonians traveled to Ashland Kentucky to honor Jo B Tytus at the Armco Steel continuous rolling mill celebration marking 15 years since the first bar mill began in 1924. Governor Chandler and Armco leaders praised the invention boosting jobs and lowering steel prices from 138 to 60 dollars per ton.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Selznick and Warner Brothers negotiating a produce deal. Caroline Fawcett seeks 250000 in a city case next month. Harry James signs Dave Lambert's vocal group for Las Vegas billing. Rosemary Clooney tours Tokyo with a three year option. Ford’s Warren Report critique published in Life draws Holmesian contradictions and critiques Brennan’s testimony in Dallas.
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