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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 6c per weekday copy, 15c Sunday, 50c weekly by carrier, and annual mail options ranging from 12 to 35 dollars, with all subscriptions payable in advance.
A public appeal urges quick work on presidential succession beyond the vice presidency. It favors a high level commission drawn from executive, judicial, and legislative branches plus distinguished outsiders to propose solutions ensuring continuity and the nation’s will, with bipartisan support and no delay.
The piece argues gray hair signals vitality and notes women choosing natural silver. It then analyzes Louisiana politics in the 1964 primary, highlighting DeLesseps Morrison's win, Kennon's fourth place, and the influence of African American voters on party dynamics and potential Democratic strength.
Otto Marx Jr rises as a patient, analytical investor who buys weak firms, restructures them, and participates in management. He turned Gourdon Industries from 10 cent stock to a multi million dollar stake and later expanded to Mayfair Markets Sports Service and Fugazy Travel Bureau while building a personal fortune past several million dollars. The family notes his devotion after Otto Sr’s death and hints at Paris Seine ventures.
In the wake of President Kennedy's death, leaders urge objective discourse and reject broad blame. Price Daniels defends restraint, noting no evidence links Oswald to any American extremist group and criticizing assigning collective guilt to nations or communities. The piece condemns name-calling and urges sober debate.
A humorous column pieces together vagrant thoughts on Congress, Turkish hospitality, a Beirut diplomat’s joke, and Christmas greetings. It weaves in figures like Paul Sutton, Marx, Moses, Souheil Chammas, Fuqua, and Wirtz as it lampoons bureaucratic pomp and city life in Washington.
The Humane Association of Miami Valley supported Warren County officials after a shocking case of animal cruelty. Warden Carl Creach helped address the problem, with the Butler County group allowing his transfer to assist. The article notes ongoing funding relies on dog license sales and memberships, and hopes Warren County may form a local humane society with MV assistance.
Radio Liberty analysts report Khrushchev may decontrol agriculture restoring experimental private farming after observing Yugoslavia and Poland. A secret Moscow committee studies decollectivization while the Tito model and Lipinski’s ideas shape potential reforms affecting the Soviet economy and East Europe.
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