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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options including per copy weekday and Sunday rates, city carrier and suburban weekly rates, and mail prices for trading and non trading areas plus international rate. It notes payment in advance and provides publication details and a biblical quote.
The diplomat George F. Kennan ends a distinguished career with two years as ambassador to Yugoslavia. He urged Congress to rescind last October’s move to end most favored nation status for Poland and Yugoslavia, warning it could hurt Yugoslav trade and U.S. relations. A public poll shows Goldwater Kennedy Romney in a tight race.
The piece argues that opposition to the moon program on grounds of redirected funds is flawed when from lawmakers who favor limited spending on schools and housing. It notes that diverting moon funding does not guarantee social gains and cites Red China's nuclear ambitions and desire for peace as context.
A Columbia University faculty member disturbed a hornet nest in Cooperstown New York and died within five hours from multiple stings. The incident highlights the danger of hornets and the need for extreme caution when near nests.
In a Desert Inn interview Rocky Marciano rails at boxing corruption and calls for federal supervision. He criticizes referees and promoters, recalls his career earnings and post boxing struggles, and notes his Florida businesses and family life as he plans for the future.
A long, satirical scorecard tracks reactions to Nelson Rockefeller and Happy Murphy marriages. Commentators frame the affair as a political lightning rod and question whether it will cost Rockefeller votes, with a poll purporting to show nationwide backlash but yielding only four samples.
A quirky aside from a sterling printer named Milt about the frostiness of a cold war. He jokes that iced coffee might help, but frosted toast and chilled bacon are out of the question.
Senator John Stennis denounces a Defense directive ordering bases to bar discriminatory areas, warning it uses the military to push social reform. Senator Barry Goldwater and Rep Hebert join in critiquing executive influence and potential politicization of the armed forces.
A reader writes of a year old child with cerebral palsy and hopeful signs of improvement. A poem titled Heaven's Very Special Child appears, describing a baby needing much love and extra care and the blessing of dedicated parents.
Dorothy Kilgallen argues the Old Bailey narcotics and Ward Keeler trials show bias toward high profile figures. She notes immunity promises for Keeler, Edgecombe's conviction without her attendance, and press sensationalism surrounding the Profumo era.
Fact notes St Anne’s is the only church in Vatican City besides St Peter’s Basilica though it seats about 100. It serves an estimated 1,500 workers in Vatican City. The Tarahumara of northwestern Mexico hunt deer by running over rugged terrain until the animal collapses. Paper noise toe cay dates to the 16th century.
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