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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates including 6c weekdays and 15c Sundays, 50c weekly city delivery, and yearly mail options $12 within trading area $20 outside, plus $35 to overseas. It is published daily by News-Journal Inc. with historical notes and a biblical verse fragment.
The piece argues that venomous rhetoric rises in campaigns, especially presidential contests, and warns that partisan anger can obscure essential issues. It urges restraint from both Democratic and Republican sides to keep focus on policy during the government choosing process. New York City plans a mass anti smoking program.
The piece argues deep poverty persists amid rising wealth and links racial tensions to economic gaps. Dr. L H Foster of Tuskegee notes that poverty among white and Black groups fuels discontent and potential disorder. It condemns ignoring poverty while praising anti poverty focus as essential.
In Cairo a reporter guides a family to the Giza pyramids describing the three great tombs of Cheops Chephren and Mykerinos. The piece explains ancient Egyptian beliefs about death mummification offerings and the Sphinx while detailing pyramid construction and labor.
The piece discusses a growing protest vote across both parties that could swing the election. It notes New York City and other big cities, riot activity, civil rights tensions, and police friction influence perceptions of safety. It considers regional impacts on electoral votes and questions poll reliability.
The race between President Johnson and Senator Barry Goldwater intensifies with speeches in Detroit and policy clashes. Johnson defends the nuclear trigger policy while Goldwater pushes tax cuts and a possible end to the draft, amid defense and NATO debates.
Dave Regan writes of planning a vacation with a pending departure for Phoenix and a revisiting trip to the Ozarks. He recalls childhood Missouri visits, describes the Ozarks as hills with scrub oaks, and admits fear of heights while contemplating a Grand Canyon trip, mentioning cautious options like a donkey ride.
Dorothy Kilgallen and guest pianist Peter Nero discuss rock n roll's rise and its impact on teens. Dimitri Tiomkin claims rock pushes out Beethoven, but Kilgallen argues youth use dancing as safe outlet and music reflects current society. She credits education and parental roles, predicts teens will outgrow the fad.
SOUTH VIETNAM reports slayings and cannibalistic rumors around war dogs sent by the U S to guard towns with an estimated 100000 dollar value for the canines. Chicago notes a drop of horse drawn vehicles from 30 to 29 last year. Cairo police seize twenty two million dollars of missing Egyptian relics hidden by two garlic and onion merchants.
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