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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1964
Page
4
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A New York politician accuses California of taking the lead in fighting air pollution by requiring that all new cars sold in the state from 1966 carry fumes inhibitors. The Democrat argues this action highlights a broader urgency as urban living grows and auto exhaust becomes a major pollutant. The piece notes California’s pioneering stance contrasts with other states and national policy.
The Estes case loses steam as Senate and House panels absolve officials of deliberate wrongdoing in grain storage dealings. They urge a coordinated federal investigative review to fix interdepartmental communication gaps and audit practices.
Jim Bishop profiles Medal of Honor recipient Berger Loman now living in Largo Florida with his wife Lola. The aging veteran recalls World War I heroism at Consenvoye and his dream of Arlington, followed by a life of modest contentment beside Ed Kelly and their dog Lucky. He remains proud ofPershing praise and his unlikely path from Chicago tile setter to military hero.
Walter Jenkins, a long time White House aide, faces scrutiny amid the Bobby Baker affair as calls grow for prompt Senate hearings. The piece argues the delay harms public trust, urges full testimony including Jenkins, and insists on a complete, cross examined inquiry to expose any conflicts of interest involving Johnson’s circle.
Washington Democrats joke about a poll themed game at the DNC. The piece lampoons poll fear driving fielded rhetoric and recalls a Gallup anecdote about women and polling, ending with a woman claiming to have been struck by lightning.
John Chamberlain critiques the 1964 presidential race for lacks of rational debate on private versus public social security and NATO nuclear decision making. He argues for clear, enforceable policy choices and warns that demagoguery hampers public understanding under continuous campaign noise.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports MGM will rename Marty Ranschoff film with Liz Taylor and Richard Burton Flight of the Sandpiper arguing the original resembled The Sand Pebbles. The piece also notes party realignments, casting chatter, and socialite moves from Hollywood to politics.
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