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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for daily, Sunday, and mail delivery in city, suburban, trading, and outside areas, with international option. Published by News-Journal Inc with a Bible verse decoration.
The piece muses on Labor Day as a dividing line between seasons and a prompt to consider labor's role in democracy. It highlights the Washington Moscow hot line as a nuclear crisis deterrent and reports Peace Corps updates on Chester and Mrs. Wiggins and on Susan Kintner and William Oliver, new volunteers aiming for Nigeria.
In Athens, Press and Information director general George Cavounidis discusses Cyprus history and the 1959 Zurich London settlement. He notes Greek majority, Turkish minority, Makarios leadership, and Greek dependence on Greece, NATO, and U.S. aid amid Turkish attacks and UN intervention.
A Chicago epidemic of bombings and suspicious fires targets restaurants and nightspots. Officials cite syndicate links, hoodlum alliances, and insured losses as motives while noting no cases solved and broad national fraud-fire concerns.
Washington editor weighs Robert Kennedy’s role as attorney general and path to a Senate bid. He notes Kennedy’s political skill, patronage use, and influence within the justice department and mentions potential impact on 1968 presidential selections if he wins a New York Senate seat.
Vitus Bering, a Danish son of Russia, explored Alaska in 1741 and noted a population near 246000 with Eskimos, Indians, and Aleuts. A small craft warning uses a red pennant by day and a red over white light at night for winds to 83 knots. Winter bears the female polar bear denning under snow to cubs.
The piece argues police work is dangerous and underappreciated yet pursued by dedicated officers. It notes riots and abuse, the strain on officers and families, and the belief that law and order require steadfast service despite risks. It ends with a hopeful call to honor those who serve across many fields.
Dorothy Kilgallen profiles Jane Morgan who rose from Juilliard dreams to a Parisian club sensation. Morgan recalls meeting Bernard Hilda, signing at Club des Champs Elysees, and later thrilling Monte Carlo crowds with dignitaries including Maurice Chevalier, Rita Hayworth, Winston Churchill, and kings in attendance.
Regions report millions of Monarch butterflies heading south in the annual migration in a vivid, live spectacle. George Olsin marks retirement after a career as originator of the singing telegram, celebrated on a bright note.
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