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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal announces daily publishing by News-Journal Inc established 1857 with subscription rates listed for in city and suburban daily, Sunday, and mail deliveries. Prices include 6 cents per weekday, 15 cents Sunday, 50 cents weekly by carrier, and yearly mail rates for trading areas and outside regions.
Chronic nervous fatigue strikes workers with brain tasks such as lawyers teachers and writers while experts note the surge of stimuli today. A Canadian logging machine demonstrably speeds forest work to threaten the future of traditional lumberjacks as mechanization advances.
The federal Budget Bureau moves into a peak decision period to shape next fiscal year funding for federal departments. Wage hikes, space program growth, and Defense Department increases push costs higher, with Congress required to approve totals. The bureau presses to restrain expenses amid persistent deficits.
In Chicago July 22 1934 gangster John Dillinger was lured to the Biograph Theatre by Anna Sage the Lady in Orange who tipped off the FBI. Dillinger fled into an alley and was shot dead by agents while Sage faced later deportation.
Washington debate over compulsory unionization at Lockheed Aircraft Corp. pits government labor policy against individual contracts. Wirtz defends democracy via majority union votes while Supreme Court safeguards employee contracting rights, highlighting coercive union pressure and risks to individual freedom.
A columnist ironizes that an IRS push to tighten expense rules could spur a mass shift to certified public accounting. He notes hearings led by Commissioner Mortimer Caplin at HEW, predicts widespread expense reporting under new standards, and jokes about CPAs steering public life amid rising audits.
Brazil derives its name from a reddish wood prized by early colonists for dye. Bengal light refers to a flare used for signaling at sea.
Officer Larry White leads a local effort to stage a Christmas Community Sing at Sunset Park on Sunday December 23. The event will feature families and choirs blending voices with community voices, alongside Nativity Scene activities and two decorated trees, aiming for an annual holiday tradition in Middletown.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Sophia Loren was set to surprise New Yorkers with a Dec 5 visit and Joe Levine planned 10 days of festivities, but the events were canceled as Loren awaits her sister's delivery. The piece notes Hayes writing Where Love Has Gone, the Joseph P Kennedy Jr Foundation award event in DC with Judy Garland, and other Hollywood tidbits.
A speaker praises rocket belt performance as potentially the greatest public spectacle since traffic lights. The hope is that widespread adoption could make people happier and lift national morale.
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