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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and mail delivery. Rates include 6 cents per weekday copy, 15 cents for Sunday, 50 cents weekly by carrier, and yearly mail options of 10 dollars within trading area and 2000 outside for six or seven days.
A Iowa safety official says the intoximeter will be used by highway patrols on a voluntary basis to measure breath alcohol as data for state legislation.Observers warn any move toward involuntary testing risks eroding liberty even as it aids law enforcement. A French caddy novelty item suggests girls might improve golf scores by reducing swearing over bad shots.
The piece notes the Kennedy brothers promote dairy by urging increased milk consumption. It cites a White House pledge to serve milk at all meals and a favorable magazine mention of the attorney general’s milk habit. It argues a broader push includes new products and policy like a Peace for Food program under McGovern.
A paperback version of the New English Bible New Testament is announced, priced to broaden distribution. The piece argues many own leather editions but neglect reading, and the paperback should invite regular, casual reading and daily engagement with the scripture.
Jim Bishop explains the heart as a 10-ounce pump that beats about 43 times a minute, drives blood through arteries like a great oak, and adapts to activity. It notes arteries, heart disease risks, medical progress, and calls for American Heart Month donations to the American Heart Association in New York.
The piece argues President Kennedy mishandled a press conference on stockpiling by framing profits as unconscionable. It asserts Congress bears responsibility for stockpiling, notes Democratic control in recent years, and calls for a full, nonpartisan inquiry to reveal whether lobbying and policy have skewed defense material purchases and farm price supports.
Reader letter arguing the United Nations has failed, become a tool for Communist influence, and hindered U S security. It condemns UN sovereignty, praises FBI control of internal security, cites Korea as proof of Soviet hostility, and questions President Kennedy's pro UN stance while noting indoctrination of children.
20 Years Ago Thursday February 5 1942 local Middletown defense council appoints prominent attorney C W Elliott as chief air raid warden to coordinate precinct wardens activities Ralph EB Pearson chairs the council Martin W Coffey Miami Cabinet sales manager instructs at a Junior Achievement training session Judge Fred Cramer and Knight Goodman named co chairmen of the Lincoln Day banquet to be held at the Hotel Manchester
A Wisconsin barber, 85, claims 63 years and 172904 hair cuts, cited by Zadok Dumpkopf as a mighty trim figure. A pike may reach 70 if it outlives three generations of fishermen. In New York brew masters approve instant beer after sampling. A London pheasant invades the 200 and eats wild birds food. A queen is expected to be elected on colleges and apple festivals nationwide this year.
Rev Arthur Miller Jr of Germantown Route 1 argues against Jim Bishop on smoking. A local smoker concedes health risks but defends personal choice while highlighting costs and moral questions. He notes many authorities warn of harm yet acknowledges the habit's grip and rationalizations.
George Dixon McClendon claims to have cracked a Capitol mystery after a hospital discharge and train travel. He recounts Kennedy’s White House press conference moment triggered by McClendon questioning the Gridiron Club’s Negro membership and notes two security risks in the State Department case.
The horoscope notes high speed progress toward goals with promising fulfillment. For birthdays, August and November bring gains from smart investments and business moves, but personal tact is needed. Emotions drive actions. watch castle building tendencies. late December offers strong prospects for property matters. A child born then will be a dependable worker.
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