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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1963
Page
4
Public notice lists subscription costs for Middletown Journal including per week rates for in city and suburban delivery, annual mail charges for trading and outside trading areas, and international pricing. The notice appears under the Middletown Ohio masthead with publishing details and a quoted Bible verse.
The public accommodations section faces opposition from segregation opponents and critics who distrust the commerce clause. Senator Keating proposes a hybrid approach using both the 14th Amendment and commerce power, which Justice Department officials find acceptable and supporters view as aligning minority rights with constitutional equality.
Rep. Paul A. Fine argues that Americans’ spending on Irish and other lotteries abroad worsens the U.S. balance of payments and presses Treasury Secretary Dillon for support of an American lottery. The piece notes opposition to lotteries, citing corruption concerns and taxation arguments, and recalls Woodrow Wilson’s blunt defense of his position against disloyal elements during his 1916 campaign and Ohio/California electoral context.
Norman V Peale recalls a desert drive with his wife from Los Angeles to Palm Springs and Phoenix. They faced rain dust and sun to reach a tranquil desert plateau where they felt Gods presence. He argues that daily life can be good through effort and mindset, citing Browning and Seneca.
The article traces Moor origins from Arab Berber intermarriage in Morocco and notes the label Moor broadened to Berbers and some Arabs. It highlights a Michigan lumberman’s invention of the demountable wheel and the self starter among others, and mentions Mesmer sparking hypnotism interest in the late 18th century.
Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce seeks smart professionals to appear on ABC quiz show 100 Grand. Panels will recruit experts on baseball opera war films Lincoln and more to face amateurs in a $100,000 contest with $500 bond plus $10,000 for civic improvement for the pro who defeats an amateur.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys London gossip around the Ward trial Miss Manly Rice-Davies testimony and the Cowper Close naming decision at Ipswich housing committee. notes on Princess Alexandra birth racing pigeons at Sandringham and Elizabeth Taylor Cleopatra tickets amid fashion critiques.
A satirical dialogue envisions Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater seeking a peace, trimming Bircher ties while debating federal civil rights measures and intra party unity. The mock exchange sketches mutual cautions over ADA, Group Research, and New York party splits as 1965 nears.
President Kennedy shows uncertainty about Red China and De Gaulle as the nuclear era looms. He notes China could become a nuclear power in about a decade and questions future French leadership after De Gaulle, with no clear plan to keep the Western alliance intact.
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