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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists address at ae S. Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio and notes subscription rates for the paper. Daily publication by News Journal Inc founded 1857 includes in city and suburban carrier rates and mail options for regional and international readers.
Khrushchev lags behind the United States in corn production and fears growth stalls as Soviet leaders face low yields. Iowa State agronomist W D Shrader and J J Pierre note the rise of continuous corn in the North Central states aided by nitrogen fertilizers, enabling full-farm corn cultivation.
The visits of President Macapagal to Washington and President Johnson reaffirm a united stance against communist aggression in Southeast Asia. Johnson pledges that any attack on the Philippines or U.S. forces there would be repelled, while Macapagal urges free nations to bolster South Vietnam and deter broader regional takeover. An agricultural note adds that an electronic scarecrow is tested to control cotton pests, with mixed expectations.
Jim Bishop chronicles a global journey of 16 000 miles across eight countries. He reflects on travel joy in anticipation, parenthood on the road, and the contrast between East and West while praising Spain Switzerland and Denmark and noting Cairo Jerusalem and Israel. He recalls hotel life kosher dining and old world charm with candid observations.
Washington observers argue both major tickets rely on emotional appeals and insinuations. They note campaigns feature spouses on the trail, fear of war rhetoric, and a belief that the public lacks detailed issue understanding, risking misreadings of policy and world events.
Washington report reveals President Lyndon B. Johnson served as best man at Senator Warren G. Magnuson’s Seattle wedding. The ceremony at the Shoreham Hotel followed a nonpolitical fund raising dinner, with Magnuson announcing plans to wed Jermaine Peralta while Johnson joked about domestic bliss and politics.
Factographs show nearly 4000 ships wrecked in Cape Cod shallows and fogs. Murders and felonious assaults rise in summer. Women college graduates are more likely to work after marriage than other women.
The piece analyzes Billy Graham’s stance as a Christian minister above party lines while noting his ties to Eisenhower Nixon Johnson and Goldwater. It details his visits to Johnson’s church and Goldwater’s office, clarifying he did not endorse but faced public misinterpretation amid campaign publicity.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Gloria Steinman expose rights unclear as David Merrick pledges a Broadway production. Pearl Bailey shifts agents, Steve McQueen rumors of 1960s fashion and nobility swirl. Carroll Baker sails to London for The Carpetbaggers premiere with a planned Jean Harlow transformation.
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