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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal shows subscription rates and mailing policies. It lists prices for per copy, city carrier, and mail subscriptions across trading areas, with annual rates for domestic and international readers. The notice notes publication by News-Journal Inc since 1857.
A national campaign to increase public education spending draws mixed reactions. The National Committee for Support of the Public Schools, with 39 notable backers including Carl Sandburg and former Presidents Truman and Landon, argues more money is needed at federal, state, and local levels to improve schools. Critics say current spending is sufficient or better usage is required, yet overall education funding lags behind expenditures on recreation and luxury items.
Wall Street waits for the seasonal spring rise as experts split on the cause. Some foresee a shake-out rather than a real rise, noting stock yields lag bonds and the market fears an abrupt adjustment. Others expect renewed business momentum and a rebound in equity demand within weeks.
Former Brazilian leader Janio Quadros aims for a political comeback by running for governor of Sao Paulo state. The piece compares Quadros’ move to Nixon’s career strategy and notes a few ex-presidents who sought lower offices, including Adams, Johnson, and McClellan after their presidencies.
A first person account of Pan American Flight 2 from Tokyo to Honolulu aboard a Boeing 707. Captain Beyer and crew navigate time zones and the International Date Line while passengers pass a quiet night aloft. The writer notes the surreal shift as the plane flies eastward crossing yesterday and returning to Hawaii.
A British parliamentary committee concludes a dangerous penetration of the civil service by Communists and sympathizers. It urges an intensive education program and allows departments to refuse to negotiate with union officials believed to be Communist. The report notes higher Communist presence in civil service unions than in other sectors and warns against the security risks to defense and security operations.
Washington column reflects on the Daughters of the American Revolution and a chair controversy involving Jacqueline Kennedy and a 1817 chair built for Monroe. The piece also notes Byron White being nicknamed Whizzer and an amusing village wedding observation.
Wiener schnitze! is noted as a name for a premium veal outlet. The Bronx Zoo is described as the largest zoo in the United States.
This article traces bells from biblical to medieval use, noting priestly bell guardianship, blessings, and roles in curfews and summons. It explains Calvary's name origin and Maundy Thursday derivation, then urges readers to consult an encyclopedia for further facts.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Elizabeth Taylor pressed for nonstop closeups to finish Cleopatra, Sybil Burton ready to reclaim Richard Burton, Eddie Fisher’s career moves, and palace jabs at Prince Philip. Mentions Joan Collins, Sybil, Liz, Dickie, Eddie, Bob Dylan. A row of showbiz notes include Noel Coward in town and Eva Marie Saint chatter.
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