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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal provides local pricing for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and regional rates. Subscriptions are payable in advance and the paper notes its publishing basis and historical founding.
The article argues that India and Pakistan have drifted apart over Kashmir, increasing vulnerability to China and complicating Western support. It notes Nehru's withdrawal of concessions and Pakistan's border treaty with China, urging both nations to focus on the global Chinese threat and urging clear stance over Kashmir. It also cites AFL-CIO's stance on the Washington civil rights march as a note on political rhetoric.
Anna Luisa Ris poli Miss Italy led a minority of 15 contestants at the International Beauty Congress in Long Beach California by refusing to lie on the floor for a top view photograph. The incident highlights individualism amid pressure to conform while Congress debates budget cuts.
The news that Billie Sol Estes, the controversial tycoon, has become a director of a new outfit called the International Love and Good Will Corp prompts skepticism. The group aims to recruit members to help the economic welfare of the underprivileged, raising questions about Estes's past achievements.
A Times Square stabbing follows a man calling a stranger bald. The piece discusses hair, genetics, and vanity, noting averages, growth rates, and transplant options while lampooning hair obsession and cosmetic practices.
Washington editorials argue the nuclear test ban treaty bypassed Senate advice before signing. General LeMay warned ratification risks political disadvantages, while Joint Chiefs flag safeguards as essential. Senate now faces a take it or leave it vote and potential diplomatic fallout if Russia reneges.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Elizabeth Ashley planning a Juarez divorce from James Farentino and rumors about George Peppard. Tony Bennett eyed for a November concert with Count Bosie, Alan King poised for Broadway, and Valachi case buzz. Castro shifts loyalties, The Great Escape tops box office, and Dinah Shore dazzles in Lake Tahoe. Gloria Lynne ends with Ike Isaacs at Le Bistro Atlantic City.
A writer recalls a mother with seven school age children and the challenge of fitting them for school. The piece muses that seven pairs may not be enough and laments the wear on shoes from playful activity. The author shares childhood memories of new shoes and the pride of showing them off.
Washington columnist reflects on Victor Borge, noting his seriousness and rare lecturing approach to government. The piece recounts a Washington lunch with Ribicoff Neuberger Pell Keating and Humphrey, where Borge’s quick gag about osprey reveals humor without compromising dignity.
Fiderly residents are urged to take up musical instruments as music offers solace to older folk and may benefit neighbors as well. The call highlights music's calming effect and community harmony.
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