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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal, Middletown Ohio, lists its publication details and subscription rates. It notes pricing per copy, weekly carrier and mail rates, and states all subscriptions are payable in advance. The page includes a biblical quotation from 1 Corinthians 10:4.
An editorial argues anti US sentiment in Canada will fade if Americans stay calm. It supports US Canadian cooperation on nuclear defense, urges Canada not to reject nuclear weapons, and notes a pre dawn blast in East Berlin with Khrushchev present.
The piece questions Senator Keating of New York about a Soviet military buildup in Cuba, noting Defense Department denial and administration silence. It urges a clear, definitive public statement while critiquing the heavy Santa Claus metaphor about costs.
Raymond Cohen, longtime secretary treasurer of Philadelphia Local 107, faced testimonies alleging use of union funds for two yachts and lavish gifts, and claims of beatings against his opponents. Despite the charges and testimony, Cohen secured a sweeping reelection amid accusations of coercion and “union democracy” erosion.
Washington reports note Dean Rusk as a shadow in Kennedy era diplomacy. The secretary of state often echoes Kennedy while taking behind the scenes responsibility for missteps with Canada. Analysts cite dull public statements and Rusk’s cautious tone in Berlin and nuclear talks.
A Washington column parodies using the Mona Lisa as leverage to win Britain into the Common Market. It mocks General de Gaulle and British PM Harold Macmillan, contrasts France’s pride with historical hints, and ends with a jab at de Gaulle’s vanity.
Tomorrow offers a favorable year ahead in business and personal life for those born today. Opportunities can boost earning capacity and financial standing over the next three months including November and late December. Social relations stay strong in May June and December. stay gracious and charming to maintain happiness.
Aitch Kay comments on widespread paper, dock, and other strikes as times that test workers and leaders. He notes that the industrial action reflects lasting labor tensions and the stubborn resolve of labor and management alike.
The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce held a sold out annual dinner at the Manchester Hotel featuring a striking display of local industry trademarks. The exhibition moves to the First National Bank lobby for public viewing. Catholic speaker Rev. Charles Rowan will discuss the Peace Corps after an 8:15 am Mass at St John’s Church. The writer predicts an early spring despite ongoing bad weather.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on reconciliations and romances among stars Judy Garland Sid Luft Aud rey Hepburn Mel Ferrer William Holden Eve Arden Eric Massey and others. Tony Bennett venues shelved a European run Audrey Hepburn denies marriage trouble Mort Sahl seeks therapy Joe Levine plots multiple films Peter O Toole spurns TV Steve Allen rises in ratings Robert Wagner buys villa in Italy.
The snippet notes that gold is called the metal of the sun. It compares India's total area to the United States and notes population differences. Beaver behavior is described as not touching fish. Steel corrosion resistance improves with nickel and copper. American tin consumption exceeds 70 thousand tons yearly. Amethysts were once labeled as preventing drunkenness. A statistic says 25 percent of British Isles residents are blond.
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