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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1964
Page
4
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Analysis notes Khrushchev’s fall from power and rise of Brezhnev and Kosygin. It discusses possible continuities in West policy, economic concerns, and infighting among Communist powers. Predicts uncertainty about six to twelve months ahead and urges waiting for fuller disclosure. The piece ends with a light jab from India’s Prime Minister about fat politicians.
Critics fear a new agency would register designs for toys and other products, granting 10 year protections that could bar manufacturers of standard vehicles from using registered designs. Quotes from a major retail group highlight potential monopolies and consumer harm, while Justice Department opposition warns of reduced competition.
Jim Bishop profiles Max a famed saloon piano player who lived by a perpetual grin. From New York pianos to Miami Beach, he dodged debt and illness with humor, kindness, and a stubborn postponement of life’s end, until a mass in his side finally halted his travels.
David Lawrence argues that euphemistic language hides the real threat of nuclear weapons. He warns that leaders neglect self restraint and disarmament, while nations like France and Red China push to build arsenals. He condemns Soviet expansion and calls for freer, democratic change.
The piece weighs Nixon as pivotal in a post election healing plan within the Republican Party. It notes his push for Operation Crossback, his stance toward Soviet relations, and the potential shift toward a Nixon led cabinet role if Goldwater falters.
At the White House a Goldwater Miller bumper sticker caused laughter as Admiral Vincente Baroja and guests toured the mansion. ABC TV officials debated whether Senator Pierre Salinger is a bachelor after a backstage poll drew conflicting results from producers and Washington staff.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Broadway gossip and celebrity moves. Van Heflin’s impending marriage to Maureen O Sullivan is teased as legal matters unfold. Jazz and film figures, political jabs, and industry shifts fill the page with brisk, fragmentary notices.
Factographs claim the Nile is the world’s longest river. The Palmyra palm shows parts emptied for more than 800 separate uses.
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