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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio announces its post office entry as second class mail and lists subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and carrier delivery. It notes prices by mail in trading and non trading areas, U.S. and international rates, and that subscriptions are payable in advance.
A Manchester Guardian analysis compares World War I and World War II. It notes mobilization near equal but far higher casualties in World War I, with 28 million deaths and wounds, Russian losses also vast, and cites gas, British and French leadership, mutiny, and France's 1940 surrender as context.
The Easter Sunday game featured Fidel Castro pitching nine innings for an improvised team to an 8 2 win as observers joke about offering him a contract with the New York Yankees. Amid Cuba politics, Adenauer announces retirement, praised for rebuilding West Germany over 14 years.
Columnist Jim Bishop argues against expanding legal gambling as moral panic. He cites church opposition, gangsters, and race tracks, recounts personal lessons from his daughter, and warns proceeds should fund government rather than crime rings.
John Chamberlain notes President Kennedy favors competitive prices and rejects broad across the board price raises. He argues selective price adjustments up or down show the capitalist system works, despite steel industry signals of rising costs.
The text questions tacit collusion among major steel players and suggests a link between selective price increases and opposition to across the board action. It notes past “Gary dinners” as examples of gatherings bent on price fraternization and references anti-trust concerns surrounding bigwether firms.
A column mix of entertainment chatter on Art Ford Renee Simmons and the McNally Blyth family with notes on Max Scher Kaye Shaw and Eartha Kitt plus a policy column urging restraint in a potential United Steelworkers strike and support for marginal mills.
The column condemns phony bomb threats as the work of sick minds that disturb innocent lives. It commends bank and police swift action, notes curious crowds risked danger, and hopes the guilty party is found and given possible help.
Washington observed a rare secret Senate session requested by Senator Thurmond. The 10 day holiday followed a four hour gathering with armed guards at the doors and few reporters showing real interest. The piece mocks the event and recalls past closed sessions and media barriers.
Florida photos show fit spring training players while Nevada creates a 435000 acre mustang preserve within Nellis bomber range to protect and energize wild horses. A Nave study labels Everest climbers as creative artists. A Blackburn housewife finds 1116 dollars in old stuffed animal stuffing.
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