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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1963
Page
4
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The United States Commission on Civil Rights floated cutting Mississippi's federal funds to push integration. President Kennedy publicly rejected the approach, arguing the president lacks such power and that withholding funds would worsen poverty and isolation. James Reston notes the state’s difficult position and broader implications for Congress. Some labor groups push for shorter workweeks, but critics doubt the case.
As the St. Lawrence Seaway marks its fifth season, cargo and revenue fall short of prior optimism while 27 foot channels limit large ships. Yet a 6 percent cargo rise and higher revenue projections offer guarded long term hope amid port loading gaps and inland competition. The note ends with a quip about Soviet moon race and a cheese shortage.
A London housewife shares how faith in God, love, and a sound mind dispelled fear. The article urges readers to replace anxiety with faith, citing biblical medicine of thought and practical daily practice to overcome fear and pursue fearless living.
Mrs. Mull recalls school lunches and shares Scholastic NewsTime predictions for 1987 featuring Air-conditioned shoes, robot playmates, underwater monorails, a portable bed that folds into a suitcase, and a homework machine. Civitas notes about cinema showings reflect local moviegoing trends.
Paul Harvey argues Christianity’s forward drive wanes amid rising illegitimacy pornography crime and alcohol abuse while churches preach more yet invest less in winning souls. He cites figures on crime divorce alcoholics and problem drinkers and calls clergy responsible for restoring moral leadership in a decaying nation.
President Kennedy faces GOP critics over Cuba policy challenging Castro and Soviet troops. Barry Goldwater rejects invasion but offers exiled raids with limited U.S. troops. Everett Dirksen warns against war actions while Nixon and Rockefeller push for firmer stance. Rockefeller questions Cuba policy amid Viet Nam contrasts.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Gardner McKay courts Francoise Hardy in Paris while Boris Karloff battles pneumonia after filming in Rome and London. Reports cover Nixon’s Colony appearance with a real estate man and ex-wife of Harold Robbins, Lillian Reis seeking film deal, and Shubert Alley predicting a Virginia Woolf Tony haul.
Reports say some Paris taxicabs include hair dryers and manicure setups for women during rides. Meanwhile Antarctica enjoyed mild weather amid the U S winter storms, with expeditions noting friendlier conditions.
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