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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1964
Page
6
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Robert Kennedy departs the Johnson administration after resigning as attorney general to run for the U S Senate from New York. He is praised for his DOJ tenure and remembered as a close adviser to President Kennedy. President Johnson also urges speeding the sea water desalting program.
An archived column compares political echoes between FDR and Goldwater and notes nostalgia for war's end. It warns about motor scooter popularity among youth and urges enforcement of traffic laws. It also observes current top ticket candidates being Congress members and predicts increasing partisan stalling in their rhetoric.
The Roosevelt amendment defeated then adopted, securing three more years of U S food and military aid for Gamal Abdel Nasser. White House aides argued against cutting off aid citing security risks. Rep. Bolton led a bid to deny aid, while Cooley Roosevelt and Ryan faced off over legislative language and votes.
Analysis notes a shift in political speaking with President Johnson using single idea sentences and rapid pacing while Goldwater emphasizes short lines and grand abstractions. Kennedy’s 1960 cadence remains clearer though less terse, and Nixon’s longer sentences blur impact.
The piece traces how federal aid to religious schools became a political issue in the presidential race. Johnson opposes federal aid not conforming to church state separation, while Goldwater supports aid via non profit schools. Catholic leaders urge organized pressure to defend civil rights for independent children.
A jumble of quips on college football, Bermuda shorts, shopping carts, and naming hurricanes. Milt the printer touts aging cars, while jokes range from Galapagos visitors to wool consumption and windier politicians.
The Safety Council of Middletown Area urges motorists to watch for suddenly appearing children as about 14 000 kids in the school system start their day. Drivers should expect the unexpected near schools, keep vehicles in top condition, and be ready for any dash into the street. Also noted is Forester Sears ill in Miami Valley Hospital and requests for get well cards to brighten his return to the kettle work.
Dorothy Kilgallen quotes Omar Sharif on the global reach of Hollywood. He credits Lawrence of Arabia with international recognition, notes films shot across Jordan England Italy France and non American productions benefiting from the Hollywood touch, and says American audience acceptance defines true international fame.
Factographs notes enthusiasts gather for sports car events in Daytona each summer on a 23 mile sand strip. Other items mention Boston Harbor’s 1716 stone lighthouse on Little Brewster Island, swordfish spread post World War I, bluejay eggs predation, and New Yorkers losing about 28 million annually to fake charity swindlers.
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