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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1964
Page
14
A reader asks about finishing an attic with gypsum board and using wood molding to cover joints. Advice says no problem with molding, finish before installation, ensure panels stay at least one eighth inch apart, and use perforated joint tape if cement is not used.
The House of the Week features a raised ranch by architect Rudolph A. Matern. The five bedroom three bath design spans 2977 square feet with two expansive decks, large recreation space, a two car garage, and distinctive angled front and living room features.
An advertisement urges readers to install Warp’s EASY-ON Storm Window Kits this winter. The kit includes clear plastic molding and nails, is ready to install, and priced at 39 cents at participating car dealers.
Timeline of notable events on October 26 across years. Erie Canal opening parade departs Buffalo in 1825. Steinmetz dies in 1923. Lew Dockstader dies in 1924. Empress of Britain sunk in 1940 with 45 lives lost. UN atomic energy agency formed in 1956. Zhukov ousted in 1957. Nasser assassination attempt noted. 1960 peacetime budget submitted to Russian parliament. Khrushchev moon race hint in 1961.
The Columbus Dispatch editorial board endorsed Republican Barry Goldwater in the 1964 race, arguing his conception of government is needed for a free, strong, solvent United States. The independent paper acknowledged an uphill battle against Johnson and urged voters to back Goldwater to restore ethics and prestige.
Waynesburg Pennsylvania AP Iona Todd a 72 year old widow and Phi Sigma Kappa house mother at Waynesburg College was accepted by the Peace Corps after applying last spring She taught 28 years before retiring and has two children seven grandchildren and studied at California State College West Newton Academy and Penn State.
In LAMBARENE Gabon Dr Albert Schweitzer at his jungle hospital says he is proud Sartre is his kinman. He notes Sartre won the Nobel Prize for literature and remarks that all honest opinions are respectable and God will pardon him for his atheistic views. Schweitzer and Sartre are linked as brothers through Sartre's maternal grandfather.
Edgar Cooke, 33, one of Australia s worst killers, was hanged today in Fremantle. He led a 1963 Perth suburb rampage and faced five killings proven by the prosecution, while he claimed two additional murders.
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