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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1963
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and mailing details for Middletown Ohio. Rates include 6 cents per weekday and 1 cent on Sunday by carrier, with trading area and outside area options priced annually. Subscriptions must be paid in advance.
The piece argues Johnson McCormack talks fail to fix presidential succession. It cites McCormack age and limitations, Congress-Executive separation, and calls for reform. It notes potential risks if disability is brief and mentions Quebec emigration as a non-sequitur aside.
A Wall Street Journal writer argues against deficits fueling growth, noting government spends differently from business and delivers civilizing benefits in education health and safety. AT&T plans a stock split next June, a move stockholders may view as double talk.
Norman V. Peale describes a county attorney facing 400 tax liens and deeds in a town Rotary Club meeting. The attorney calmly answered every challenge, demonstrating five factors of inner strength: being right with oneself, resisting critics, sensible preparedness, and the Isaiah passage about quietness and confidence.
Two inmates send greetings from state pens to Middletown police as officers list holiday cards. A bank visit ends with a rabbit house calendar request. Recount of Santa Claus myths sparks playful family exchange. holiday spending and greeting card trends noted.
A Havana report argues Fidel Castro may be hedging between Soviet Russia and U.S. policy. It suggests Castro used Sierra Maestra alliances to advance his own aims, while Khrushchev risked prestige backing Cuban revolution. The piece links a 1959 youth tour to Cuba with Castro’s broader maneuvering between Moscow and Washington.
The article contrasts Truman’s wartime leadership with Johnson’s start, noting Republican resistance and a looming election year. It highlights Truman’s policies, Johnson’s fidelity to Kennedy programs, and tense GOP reactions as Johnson navigates a fragile White House in 1963. De Gaulle’s France and U.S. political maneuvers frame the balance of power.
Dorothy Kilgalien reports on Edie Adams crushes and Capucine intrigue. Edie Adams and a blonde star mix with fashion, marriages, and theater plans. Mike Gargo to direct a Broadway comedy "Warner Bros Wants To Know" with Milton Berle possibly starring. Jon Levine predicts strong 'Carpetbaggers' gross. Lynne Fontanne shines at Harman Lewin party. Rex Harrison rises in fame. Ginger Rogers seeks a Broadway hit.
A collection of light anecdotes and quotes covers a jetney nickname for the nickel, ice-covered Earth expanses, political chatter about Fidel Castro and Khrushchev, a British farmer fined for nocturnal bird scaring, and a Australian spinster who spent nine days in a cave to endure solitude.
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