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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1964
Page
4
Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for different delivery options including daily, Sunday, and mail plans. Rates cover in city, suburban, trading area, outside trading area, and international, with payments in advance. Published daily by News-Journal Inc. Founded 1857.
The West notes China has demonstrated nuclear capability with an atomic test. Although far from a full arsenal, Peking gains leverage and the potential to bully Asian neighbors. The article stresses the need for global talks to ban or control nuclear weapons before more nations join.
Harold Wilson becomes prime minister guiding a slim Labour majority. Expect nationalization moves for steel water supply and road haulage with a new Ministry of Economic Affairs to set growth targets. No radical shift expected. Britain aims for steady policy, as US alliance questions loom.
California Democrats mobilize to salvage the Senate race against Pierre Salinger with a new campaign committee led by Alan Cranston amid a slander suit. GOP records accuse Dems of nationwide misrepresentation while Rep. Bob Wilson cites dozens of false claims by Democrats targeting Republican incumbents.
A former analysis argues the FCC cannot arbitrate political speech by granting free air time to the Democratic nominee while forcing the Republican to pay. It compares the action to Soviet censorship and urges constitutional limits, noting the president appoints FCC members and should avoid favoritism during campaigns.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Eydie Gorme is eyed for two Broadway musicals next season Flora The Red Menace by George Abbott and The Passionate Witch by Ray Stark. Abbott’s safari to Copacabana drew his remark I want her for any show I do.
A playful fragment notes Joseph Priestly as discoverer of oxygen hydrogen and ammon ia with a pun about a gaser. It also wonders if a Soviet space trio played gin rummy en route and mentions insufficient players for contract bridge.
Washington peers gathered at Blair House for a lavish redecorating unveiling with remarks on embassy like furnishings and damask rooms. Marie Harriman led critiques, a Roman bust prompted removal, and a $200,000 valuation was cited while officials debated public access.
Paul Harvey argues against nuclear disarmament, warning that Red China and other foes threaten with bayonets and aggression. He contends the United States must retain a strong nuclear arsenal to deter and defend allies, urging Americans to support the weapon for deliverance, not destruction.
A historical note states Le Havre began as the name Le Sevre de Grace, while a linguistic aside claims roughly 8.069 verbs exist in English.
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