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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1964
Page
3
The Middletown Journal announces subscription prices: per copy six cents on weekdays and fifteen cents on Sundays, 50 cents weekly by carrier, 12 dollars yearly by mail in the trading area, 20 dollars outside it, and 35 dollars outside the U S A. All subscriptions paid in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc.
The Population Research Bureau notes about 3.7 million Americans turn 17 this year, up from a year ago, with an expected four million annually by a decade hence. The postwar 1947 birth rate was the highest since 1921, signaling broad social and economic challenges ahead.
The piece discusses the shift in the Catholic Church stance on Jew blame for the crucifixion. It notes the Second Vatican Council's earlier inclusive view and reports concerns the new draft may be less forthright, seemingly conditioning attitudes on Jewish conversion. It urges preserving the tolerant, non blame based position.
Highway patrols tested 1300 Western state vehicles for carbon monoxide. One in five showed measurable gas, though only a few exceeded four percent safety. Officials caution results are not alarming yet warrant further study as exhaust fumes entered interiors of old and some new cars.
Jim Bishop recalls Adolf Eichmann in Ramla prison after conviction. The Israeli court scene, letters from abroad, and Eichmanns detached calm emerge as he endures routines and a probing examination of his past.
Washington lawmakers react to claims that the Department of Justice was manipulated by Attorney General Kennedy. Critics argue for greater separation from the presidency and cabinet, noting alleged FBI shifts toward civil rights over espionage or Communist hunting.
The text defends J Edgar Hoover and the FBI for following the law without political bias while warning that agencies can be manipulated as political tools. It asserts Hoover’s forty year leadership directing a large detective force with strict legality and no party favoritism.
The piece argues the CIO created a new aristocracy of labor led by Walter Reuther as migrant workers in Michigan face wage disputes at pickle plants. It contrasts wage pushes with broader economic issues, notes migrant anger and police action, and links to FBI anti crime efforts, urging independent DOJ to ensure impartial law enforcement. It cites Edmore migrants, Reuther, and Hoover as core figures.
A plea urges citizens to cash in piggy banks and coin caches to ease the national coin shortage. Banks struggle for coins as mints work overtime. turning coins into dollars helps commerce and daily transactions.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Rette Davis being courted for a Chicago premiere at $35000 for one week and Ken Hyman facing UK limits on interior scenes for The ivil. Connery commanding $400000 for The Hit, Jane Morgan and Angi Dickinson gossip, plus Paul Newman Oscar talk and Brigitte Bardot vacation plans.
A compilation of concise factual claims ranging from geography and prizes to natural history and economics. It notes the extent of California and Canada, Nobel Prize leadership, Pacific Ocean size, lizard emergence, the giant sea lizard, Chinese origin of paper money, New Hampshire currency change in 1950, and coal use in car production.
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