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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
7
ILELEN KINCAID HENRY serves as President with ELLIS EASTERLY as Editor and MAURICE K HENRY as General Manager guiding the page's editorial and feature content.
Tennessee voters may reveal whether they lean conservative or liberal if Goldwater secures the Republican nomination. GOP strategists cite Eisenhower and Nixon wins, Kefauver and Gore re elections, and a historically Democratic tilt, arguing the state’s 1960 and 1964 results show mixed signals. Democrats warn against assuming a swing to conservatism amid strong liberal Senate showings.
A Washington report styles a Kennedy era scene as President Kennedy adviser Sorensen struggles in a mock baseball caper. The piece mixes political satire with jokes about Harold Stassen and Nixon, noting Romney’s National Press Club remarks and a Cleveland City Club revue.
Kentucky press archive notes awards across years for Daily Sweepstake Best News Story 1962 Best Hometown Column 1968 Best Feature Story 7 196% Better Highway Editorial Award 1962 Best Religious Editorial with biblical and philosophical quotes cited.
A 1963 commentary discusses a young Negro's claim that rights must be flawless before duty to country, arguing such logic risks disintegration of national obligations. It notes Attorney General Kennedy’s reaction, warns against demanding perfection, and insists duties accompany rights in a free society.
Forewarned students discover the summer job market is lean as camps, resorts, beaches, and parks offer few openings. Industry shifts and vacations reduce demand. skilled youth with typing or business training have best odds. Advisers urge students to stay in school and gain training, using this summer as proof.
Ruth Milleti analyzes Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's remarriage and its political impact. AL Young, state Republican chair, notes public unease from a long marriage breakup. He predicts voters will fear and blame the governor as wives imagine the former spouse and a younger bride. The piece frames gendered reaction shaping electoral optics.
A mix of brief items: a former senator and filibuster warning linked to a wage bill. Mrs Ralston traveling to Cynthiana. Mrs Aller entertaining at the Cumberland Hotel for niece Ann Batch of Paris Tennessee. Chattanooga beat Knoxville 5 to something. ten years ago ground broken for LMU pool and building by Mrs Annan of Lake Forest Ill. Mr Thompson and son Wayne moving to Riverough Mich. Kiwanis victory over Jagrees by 184. MU board meeting where Tom Fugate of Ewing became second vice president.
Aged health notes advise barefoot play for infants to strengthen foot muscles and natural arches, with shoes or socks discouraged until walking begins. Doctors caution against footwear in warm weather to support proper development and balance.
The Daily News lists standard publication details and rates for Middlesboro area delivery. The page includes an extended health and child care editorial urging proper footwear, foot development, hygiene, and daily walking to ensure healthy growth and posture for children.
A Times Square lunch hour stunt by the City Department of Sanitation used a two way mic in a litter receptacle prompting onlookers to chat with the talking trash can. The piece notes New Yorkers’ reaction and then pivots to a retrospective on Babe Ruth and era comparisons with early home run hitters like Cravath and Baker. It ends with a tongue in cheek defense of free enterprise against Soviet claims, urging continued U.S. production discipline.
The article surveys Castro’s Cuba visit to the Soviet Union with hints of heavy aid demands, notes Khrushchev’s cautious stance, and follows European moves in Italy France and Germany. It mentions Debre’s possible Gaullist leadership and De Gaulle’s shifting plans while East German youths resist the Free German Youth. It also comments on Macapagal’s image and rising living costs.
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