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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
1
Civil rights protesters including Jewish rabbis prayed and sang at a white motel triggering a melee and a pool confrontation. An off duty policeman joined the clash, diving into the pool and knocking seven demonstrators unconscious before police removed 37 demonstrators, 15 of them rabbis, from the scene.
Friday forecasts show scattered showers across the Pacific Northwest North and Central Appalachians the northern Rockies and central plains with warmer readings in the Pacific Northwest Rockies lower Great Lakes central and Atlantic coasts and Ohio Valley cooler in upper Great Lakes and north central plains. Local forecast calls for cloudiness and warm humid conditions with possible late day showers or thundershowers highs mostly in the 80s winds southwest 10 to 18 mph. A 1964 Middletown NY note details a civil rights demonstration at a motel where local manager James Brock ordered protesters to leave and then forced rabbis toward police cars amid tense clashes. swimmers in a pool were doused with muriatic acid though not harmed and the paper cites usual rates and mailing info.
Congress faced a possible $500 million cut in President Johnson’s foreign aid bill, a move Bell called crippling to U.S. economic efforts in 25 countries including Viet Nam. The House subcommittee was evenly divided over the proposed reduction amid intense negotiations.
Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev pledges a crash program to revitalize agriculture, declaring that all problems will be solved within seven years or he will surrender his party card. The remarks mark a bold commitment amid global coverage on pages 6 through 9.
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