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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1961

Page

4

Middletown Journal subscription rates and details

Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for daily, Sunday, and mail services. Rates include 6 cents per weekday, 15 cents Sunday, 50 cents weekly carrier, 10 dollars yearly in town mail area, 20 dollars outside area, 35 dollars outside U S A, with advance payment required. Founded 1857. Quote from John 19 30.

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Kennedy's Early Presidency Compared With 100 Days Era

The piece contrasts Kennedy's first months with Roosevelt and Eisenhower, noting cold war pressures and Western alliance strain in 1961, limited early legislation, Kennedy's swift early moves, and questions about sustaining momentum. It also touches on gender perspectives after marriage.

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Hope Of Education Prompts Large Scale US Aid Proposal

The article argues for a new administration plan to create a private a tha with military and economic assistance to aid education abroad. It notes prior limited US help via exchange students and cites Congo crises as evidence of education’s importance. Education seen as international diplomacy and humanitarian tool. Russia ends censorship of foreign news but warns of rough censorship.

United States Congo Russia

Balm in the Desert: Desalination of Desert Living Feasible

A writer for Professional Geographer argues that extending residential development into arid regions is practical and healthy given water supplies and space. A Western editor supports the idea, saying it could curb overuse of fertile land for golf courses and other nonproductive projects.

Behold I Make All Things New A Lesson On Youth

A narrator contrasts a dour forty year old with a ninety year old physician who remains curious and energetic. The elder credits vitality to interest in the future, forgetting aches and pains, and daily gratitude. The piece urges embracing renewed life through the scriptural line Behold, I make all things new.

Thomas Henry Huxley U.o

The Hawaiian Goose Saved From Extinction

Rancher Herbert Shipman led efforts to save the Hawaiian goose, the 50th state official bird, which rose from a few survivors to over 100 in captivity. Ancient Greeks honored rooster combat with funerals and monuments for the birds.

Herbert Shipman

Jittery New Father Paint Mishap Inspires Middletown Notes

A paint salesman in Middletown rushes a second can into a blender while awaiting his wife and newborn daughter. Paint spillage follows after he forgets to hammer the lid, but mother and daughter reach home safely. The column also notes local signs, a chalk-talker, and a quip from John Bricker on sports pages.

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Paul Harvey Congo Is Not Our Fault

Paul Harvey argues the United States should stop policing worldwide issues and blaming America for Latin American woes. He contends poverty and political instability are primarily local problems and warns against sacrificing U.S. prosperity to subsidize others. He cites Latin America’s potential and questions a large aid plan as counterproductive.

Latin America Uncle Sam Africa Mexico Central America South America Spain

Kilgallen Jottings Tease Summers Hollywood Buzz

Sammy Davis Jr plans to produce and star in The Angels about a teenage street gang in New York to be filmed locally. Olivia de Havilland studies yoga, Mae West courted by two younger men, and Nina Simone sues for a full week's pay after a shortened Roundtable engagement.

Sammy Davis Jr New York Bing Crosbys June Havoc Bill Spier Vienna James J. Braddock Giorgia Moll Rome Marilyn Monroe Joe DiMaggio Giorgia Joe Joe Pasternak Jack Carter Pasternak Jack Miami Beach Olivia DeHavilland Mae West Babe Ruth Richard Perrone Wallingford Henry Parise Chic Brasserie Jacqueline Pecoul France-Amerique Nina Simone American Federation of Musicians Roundtable Nina Shirley Jones Guilio Rinaldi Archie Moore Joe Levine U.S Guantanamo Bay Cuba Fidel Chicago Sidney Karchak Louis Prima-Keely Smith James Mason Hollywood Europe Stewart Granger

Debate on the John Birch Society and political labels

George Sokolsky defends free association while resisting blanket criminal accusations against the John Birch Society. He argues dissent is not a crime, notes Welch’s methods, and calls for precise term definitions to distinguish Communists from conservatives and public figures.

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Armco baseball plans and local election picks surfaced

At a Rotary Club meeting Armco manager Bubbl es Hargrave a former Reds catcher outlined coming season plans. NY Central Railroad official Bert W Ta intor arranged for a watchman at the Manchester Road crossing during the Haster egg hunt for child safety. J Polis in i was elected president of the Middletown Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association with Elmer Jew as vice president and Gy as secretary treasurer.

Bubbles Hargrave Armco Cincinnati Reds Bert W. Taintor New York Central Railroad Manchester Road Armco Park J. Polisini The Middletown Retail Grocers & Meat Dealers Assosciation D.D. Dillman Elmer Jew Scretary-Treasures

Snow Trouble Hits Grandpappy Jenkins Shop

The text notes snow causes trouble described as the greatest nuisance, with a reference to Sexe Grandpappy Jenkins and the wear on shop goods as snow persists and quickly wears items.

Snow

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Middletown Journal John Hope of Education Norman V. Peale Buescher New Pop Central and Broad P.D C. E. Wintringham Paul Harvey Scheel T. M. Reg Pat Meers Glen Cove Church OF Christ Glen Cove Dorothy Kilgallen George Sokolsky Robert Welch, Jr
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