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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1964
Page
4
Middletown Ohio subscription details list per copy and weekly rates for city and suburban carriers, 7 day mail options, and international pricing. The paper publishes daily by News-Journal Inc from 1857 with a Bible-quote motto.
Basic Value Source discusses faltering Sunday school progress and the Lutheran Church in America launching an adult and senior high student education push. It details reading programs, weekend conferences, home religion courses, and parent classes amid Supreme Court school prayer and Bible reading debates. Arthur Tongue notes Western influence elevating drinking as prestige and warns of social costs.
The piece notes six states held primaries with Arizona featuring Goldwater and Hayden. Goldwater backed Richard Kleindienst for governor, Hayden backed Roy Elson for Senate. Kleindienst and Elson won. governor votes totaled 186,242 Democratic and 99,539 Republican while Senate totals were 175,444 for Democrats and 92,448 for Fannin. Turnout hovered just past half of registered voters. The piece ends with a quip on aging parents and a nod to national demographics.
Congress probes the Progressive Labor Movement a 1962 founded Communist splinter linked to northern city riots. Leaders Rosen Scheer and Harlem Defense Council figure, with plans for armed self defense and street council control. Epton faces criminal anarchy charges as injunctions curb Harlem activity.
Factographs note magnetic poles lie hundreds of miles from geographic poles and continually shift. It explains vision in nearsightedness as an eyeball too long front to back. On ships time runs in four hour watches marked by eight bells. Balance organs peak in the third.
An essay argues liberals apply a double standard in attacking John Birch Society leader Robert Welch while excusing George Meany's AFL-CIO Martin Luther King and Senator Fulbright. It asserts equal blame for accusations against Barry Goldwater and calls for consistent standards across parties and leaders. It questions liberal tolerance of Khrushchev tactics and weapons.
Washington maintains no rush to parley with the Reds over South Viet Nam as Laos talks show strong Communist pressure. Maxwell Taylor says wars end with negotiations but victory requires political and economic effort, while Rusk tracks Paris talks for signs of a shift toward de Gaulle’s neutralization plan. Leaders like Fulbright Mansfield and Morse urge varied views on withdrawal or renewed talks.
Venus orbits the sun in 253 days as scientists note. Bibliographers count billions of books printed to date. A visitor at Wookey Hole shatters The Witch's Broomstick, a 42 000 year old stalagmite. Australia hosts 164 763 000 sheep. Hawaii imports lady beetles to combat sugarcane pests.
City Council approves building a city wide sanitary sewer system to serve downtown and future growth. The initial trunk sewer runs west of the canal through Third Street to Main Street, then south to the Miami River. Property owners share half the cost. the city covers the other half. Connections require a qualified contractor and a $1000 bond.
The author derides semantic distortions around extreme terms in politics. He cites Schweitzer Johnson Goldwater Humphrey and McCarthy, argues extremism labels mask truth, praises steadfast dedication and patriotism, and recalls the biblical warning about lukewarm stance.
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