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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1964
Page
6
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The article argues churches remain racially segregated due to social and economic barriers, not theology. It notes that most congregations reflect local strata and that simply inviting Negroes is insufficient without addressing underlying disparities in income and status. Change requires action on root causes.
The Red Chinese say a world gathering of Communist parties would mark a great split in the movement. The remark questions Khrushchev's plan and implications, noting contemporary tensions in communist circles.
The article warns that rapid population rise will intensify demands on resources and government. It cites UN figures showing 63 million people added yearly and argues curbing growth is humanity’s greatest task. A playful aside notes a patent for a dental plate for cows.
Federal and local authorities report ominous signs of racial tension and armed extremist activity. GOAL aims to recruit 10,000 marksmen as Malcolm X and Black Muslims advocate armed resistance. Incidents include Philadelphia raids on an Afro Asian center, San Diego assault on Officer Gilman, and Harlem mosque gun seizures.
A mix of odd facts covers chamois in the Alps standing on tiny space, ancient Rome's veiled social rule banning pearl wear for unmarried women, the Earth’s sea area at seventy point seven eight percent, and a pig tail that is rarely cured only in poor health.
The piece argues Hubert Humphrey uses sharp, aggressive rhetoric against Barry Goldwater while noting both sides share a commitment to peace through strength. It contends the central divide is whether the federal government or voluntary groups should drive policy, with both men having strong political instincts.
Senator Barry Goldwater laid out a wide ranging campaign foundation in a Prescott speech. He stressed peace as a Republican aim, opposed the Johnson draft policies, and argued for limited government and state driven welfare. He pledged to end the draft and said reforms would come with a smaller central government.
A witty sketch on British personals as agony columns and American barber culture. The piece notes life turns real at six, world population growing by about 74.5 million yearly, and framing these as sharp observations on trends and consumer life.
George Crout reports Middletown’s Holy Trinity Church dedicated on Clark Street. Father Buckley celebrates a Gothic edifice funded by parishioner labor and school pennies, with stained glass depicting biblical scenes. The church site has a history of parish growth since 1850s.
A columnist likens diet balance to political choices between liberal and conservative stances. He cites a family pet diabetes caution, then notes inflation, rights concerns, and a central government threat within 90 miles of Florida, urging vigilance in an election year.
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