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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1962
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with rates for daily and Sunday editions. Details include carrier and mail pricing for local, suburban, trading, and out-of-area readers, with international pricing and payment terms. founded 1857.
A brief biblical verse passage from II Corinthians 5 14 15 ASV emphasizes that Christ’s love compels Christians to no longer live for themselves but for him who died and rose again, guiding faithful living and devotion.
President Kennedy has directed a thorough review of the Agency for International Development focusing on whether aid activities aid national security. Gen Lucius Clay leads a high caliber committee expected to provide a tough but fair appraisal of the program’s purpose and effectiveness. Moscow also reports a Russian citizen arrested on charges of spying for the United States.
The piece reviews how state legislatures fail to reapportion, sparking urban anger and a Supreme Court order. It argues equity goes beyond voting rights, noting rural voters often suffer from water, highways, and resource decisions. It suggests urban and rural interests intermix, with intra urban splits hindering unity. It also notes boxing notes about Sonny Liston.
Washington housewife Mrs Dagmar Wilson 46 declares support for a global peace campaign. The piece lists ten Metropolitan leaders in the Women International Strike for Peace who invoked the Fifth Amendment or refused to answer questions about Communist ties during congressional inquiry.
Youre Telling Me Washington notes a coin shortage across the country and suggests the Treasury needs an appropriation to mint more coins. The piece links the need to economic incentives and profit motives. It also touches on Khrushchev exploring why capitalism seeks tremendous profits and mentions the American Rocket Society discussing life on other planets.
The President’s two year review on television reveals how advisers and conflicting opinions shaped action during the Cuban crisis. He omits why the United States did not act sooner, noting the six days of tense decision making before any response.
A columnist jokes that the State Department should establish a foreign affairs college to train diplomats and USIA and AID staff. The piece imagines a post graduate exchange program, a playful dean title for Secretary Rusk, faculty by Herter’s committee, and light satire about campus life and public speaking.
Dave Regan urges readers to buy Charity Ball tickets featuring Buddy Morrow and Paul Sullivan. The event, sponsored by the Federation of Women's Clubs, seeks a large turnout to profit for hospital air conditioners and patient comfort, recalling personal hospital stays and calling for community support.
Dor othy Kilgallen surveys GAC power struggles surrounding Harold Robbins and The Carpetbaggers. Industry insiders watch for the next kingpin as film and book projects push toward multi million potential. The piece blends star moves, legal notices, and industry chatter across theaters and studios.
The excerpt cites a 1962 snapshot of Portugal with eight and a half million residents, one million elementary and 270000 secondary students enrolled as of October 1. It also attributes the invention of the watch to Peter Hale of Nuremberg in the 16th century and notes long locusts in parts of Africa reaching four inches.
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