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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists prices for daily and Sunday editions, city carrier and mail options, and regional rates. Subscriptions are payable in advance and the paper notes its 1857 founding and daily publication by News-Journal Inc.
President Johnson urges national unity and courage to continue Kennedy era programs and seek peace while remaining strong for any test. He emphasizes respect for differences, ends teaching of hate, and asks Americans to bear the office's burden and work together. Ambassador Lodge predicts South Vietnamese army victories within a year.
Reports from the National Cancer Institute describe leukemia suppressing drugs and radiation curing 70 percent of tested mice and starting human trials with no ill effects. Lancet notes a tropical plant extract halting or controlling leukemia in several patients, fueling cautious optimism for a future cure.
Doctor advocates for maintenance doses and clinic prescriptions to curb addiction while the Bureau of Narcotics argues the problem stems from availability and criminal behavior. Commissioner Giordano cites urban concentration and past office closures as evidence the fight is a city issue rather than rural.
A series of brief factual statements covers infant eye development, the trumpeter swan with an eight foot wingspan, about 200 rivers feeding Lake Superior, and lead usage in the United States being negligible in storage batteries and electric cable coverings.
A nine car New York Central passenger train rerouted through Oxford for Miami University students heading to Cleveland for the holidays revives old talk of regular service on the Hamilton to Indianapolis line once eight daily trains stopped in Oxford. Freight service remains, with special events at nights and concerts keeping the line busy.
Washington voices panic as Cambodia trims aid and halts most embassy parties for years. Dobrynin and Nong Kimney blame Iran and Americans for push to curb lavish hospitality while Cambodians, Russians, and Iranians feud over caviar at October Revolution celebrations.
The piece weighs whether Jack Ruby can obtain a fair trial after killing Lee Harvey Oswald in public. It discusses venue changes, prior TV confessions as affecting juries, and cites the Rideau Supreme Court ruling that public TV exposure can deny due process. It notes Ruby’s likely defense of temporary insanity.
Dorothy Kilgallen argues President Johnson must address the Oswald murder transparently to reassure a nation shaken by Kennedy's death. She cites questions about Jack Ruby’s access to Dallas police and calls for full public disclosure of evidence to prevent a constitutional crisis.
A reader in Epinal France was fined 30 dollars after making rude remarks when Charles de Gaulle appeared on screen. Geologists estimate seven million cubic miles of ice in Antarctica, a cold hard fact. Ostrich eggs require about 40 minutes to hard boil.
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