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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1964
Page
4
Middletown Journal details daily and Sunday subscriptions for city and suburban delivery, trading area, outside trading area, and international, with annual rates and advance payment terms. The page notes publish by News-Journal Inc and references a Bible verse.
Northern Republicans swing to Johnson while Southern Democrats back Goldwater. Thurmond’s Goldwater pull marks a GOP win. several Eisenhower cabinet members leave the Democrats for Johnson-Humphrey. Mitchell will not back Goldwater-Miller, signaling continued party defections and a surge of ideology over loyalty. Florida Speaker Horne joins Goldwater push as more Southern conservatives may switch.
The resignation of Charles W. Cole after three years in Santiago draws regret. He led US diplomacy well, showing ambassadors should have solid achievement and knowledge. Cole was Rockefeller Foundation vice president, former Amherst College president, and a former economics and history professor at Yale and Columbia. He departs as Eduardo Frei prepares to become Chilean president amid shifting regional politics.
An 11-year-old girl wins the grand prize of 25000 dollars in a baking contest with a peach pie that features a cream cheese topping. The piece notes a nostalgic nod to Grand ma who baked peach pies, suggesting her style would suit the modern treat with a cream cheese topping.
A feature on a new swivel lens for ladies eyeglasses allows a quick touch up of eye makeup without removing glasses. The innovation is touted as progress and a shift in social norms, noting Dorothy Parker’s quip about men and glasses.
Benjamin Brown, a 29 year old DC area baggage clerk and GOP precinct captain, has received anonymous death threats for backing Barry Goldwater. Under police protection, Brown and his family face intimidation while he defends his stance and cites Goldwater’s civil rights record.
In a Fifth Circuit decision upholding the Arizona senator’s view that the civil rights bill is unconstitutional, the court warns against punishing lawmakers for constitutional dissent. The piece critiques voting driven by passion over precedent and cautions future expansion of congressional power over private conduct. The author predicts possible reversal by higher courts and urges adherence to original constitutional procedures.
Washington pundits assess Nikita Khrushchev s anger with Maoist China as portending a Soviet Chinese rift by mid 1965. The piece notes snubs at Moscow meetings, 1959 tensions, and a December Moscow party conference shaping a possible world congress in 1965 with hostilities lingering on the borders and East West alignments. James Marlow writes this column while on vacation.
Factoids trace origins from De Narvaez to Phi Beta Kappa and old patents. Mentions safety pins, bank check operations, and injuries from power mowers in 1963. Adds general notes on rainbows, kayaks, and umiaks with minimal context.
Mrs Lonnie Gibson of 1902 Manchester Ave asks for help finding her 40 year old Florida Gopher turtle Big Boy taken from the yard Sunday after 4 p.m. The 11 by 12 inch reptile, gifted by Ross Allen of Silver Springs Fla, is harmless and vegetarian.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton discuss adopting a Mexican child while spearheading plans for The Sandpiper. Bruceing tales cover Topless swims flopping at box offices, Dina Merrill dates, and World’s Fair hopes. Also touched are Margot Fonteyn’s husband’s injury, future USPS lady mail carriers, and Oscar buzz at MGM with four top nominations anticipated.
A string of odd captions and quips threads through a rambunctious page. A Moron Venezuela joke lands amid tweedled banners, Grandpappy Jenkins quips about saloons and a lone school, while three Austrian students face charges after a fountain bath in neckties.
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