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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal publishes daily in Middletown Ohio with rates listed for week day and Sunday editions. Subscriptions include in city and suburban carrier 50 cents per week and mail options ranging from 12 to 35 dollars yearly with international pricing. The paper notes its founding in 1857 and includes a biblical quotation from Acts.
Senate discussions on the limited nuclear test ban treaty stress that ratification preserves American leadership and trust abroad. Advocates warn that rejection would harm credibility and echo regrets akin to the League of Nations controversy. Veterinarians warn proper nutrition for animals may affect future human food safety as prices rise.
The National Governors Conference, founded by Theodore Roosevelt in 1907, is described as overly political and ineffectual, stifled by unanimity rules and dominated by petty local interests. The piece contrasts governors with strong national figures and notes 23 percent of households lack a car, signaling broader mobility changes.
A Philadelphia couple long plagued by despair attend Marble Collegiate Church in New York with their two sons. After a transformative talk they adopt regular worship, daily prayer, and positive thinking, reporting renewed hope and no discouragement or illness since. The cure lies in being strengthened with might by His spirit in the inner man.
Lighthearted notes from girls at Camp Stony Brook and a comic misstep by Al Withrow spur laughs at home. Letters include fish counts, sleepouts, and camp chores while families back home react with humor and nostalgia. P.D. unintendedly exposes a misaddressed missive in a tale of camp life.
The Census Bureau reports eight single men for every ten single women, with few young women remaining spinsters today. Only 1% of women aged 35-39 never married, 8% of 65-69, and 10% over 85. India’s area is half the US but has about three times its population. California provided the origin for navel and seedless oranges from the Riverside parent tree. From grafts in this tree, all prison in Genoa originated.
Paul Harvey reflects on fear across history from biblical messages to 1963 anxieties. He cites de Tocqueville on democratic despotism and warns that fear weakens will, urging resolve against catastrophe and urging men to live boldly.
St Louis edition notes Washington University will publish Interaction a magazine translators of sociological jargon into plain English Dr Myron Schwartz named editor. The piece wryly compares efforts to simplify academic prose with critiques of Mills Buchanan and Tullochs costly theoretical language, warning of translation traps.
Dorothy Kilgallen anticipates Dorothy Kilgallon? Remick debut on Broadway in Side Show by Sondheim and Laurents. Reports mention Princess Grace illness rumors, Nelson Sardelli injuries in Milan, Barry Goldwater signed Rockefeller Lookout, and Lobster of cinema highlighting Rossen’s Lith film. Jazz star Terry Gibbs set to wed Carol Wadsworth amid Divorce.
Skeptical headline notes Soviet diggers uncover bones claimed to belong to Tsar Jan the Terrible. Report questions whether the figure is historical or a mythic ogre. A curious aside mentions American pest consumption and an Italian artist commenting on JFK as a portrait subject.
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