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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
4
Subscriptions and mailing details for The Middletown Journal are listed with weekly and yearly prices for in city, trading area, outside trading area, and international delivery. Includes post office stamping and publication notes. Biblical verse fragment ends abruptly in the text.
The National Association of Broadcasters has urged members to stop phony TV medical pitches. If producers fail to change, the FCC will act. The practice deceives viewers and harms the medical profession, and genuine doctors in public service will be the only credible “men in white.”
Winter fishing grows in popularity with ice houses, spearing, and sturgeon sport on Lake Winnebago amid regional methods like ice stomping in West Virginia. AEC plans Gloucester seafood irradiation to keep ocean fresh, signaling broader shifts as radiation could replace some canning and freezing methods in the coming years.
Jim Bishop Kennedy uses of press raise ire at the National Press Club in Washington as reporters warn of a rising tide of invective against the executive branch. A reporter accuses McNamara and Sylvester of endorsing lying as propaganda. The piece argues that the Kennedy administration seeks to outwit the press, tainting trust and fueling leaks, with calls for mutual respect and honesty from both sides.
A two hour TV segment with McNamara prompts a witty dialogue between the narrator and Ymelda about Cold War fears. They muse on Soviet and Cuban buildups, U two reconnaissance, and potential De Gaulle Caribbean postures, ending as an anonymous plane flies by.
David Lawrence argues that fear of war, not war itself, poses the greatest danger today. He analyzes President Kennedy's Cuba policy, warns against compromising principles, and notes that misreadings could push the U.S. toward conflict despite a stated aim to avoid war. He recalls Hungary, Korea, and Berlin to underscore nerve and resolve in pursuing peace.
A column recalls how mothers obsess over appearance and cleanliness, while guests may notice nothing wrong. It notes gender quirks in perception, with a humorous reflection on visitors and domestic routines. It includes a vignette about dressing for company and a remark on a dirt-filled room versus reading.
Paul Harvey argues aging politicians chase broad appeal, risking voters. He predicts a GOP 1964 ticket of Rockefeller and Goldwater, with both courting opposite wings and likely canceling each other out at the polls.
Today is Wednesday February 13 1963 the 44th day of the year with 321 days left. Notable events include the 1680 Bill of Rights adoption granting various royal and parliamentary liberties yet not extended to American colonists. Also Galileo arrived in Rome 1633 Hastings trial 1788 Wagner death 1883 USMC Womens Reserve 1943 Lumumba killed 1961. Birthdays Patty Berg 45 Eileen Farrell 43. Thought for today: Custom then is the great guide of life.
The text lists principal Tennessee animals including black bear deer bobcat red and gray foxes raccoon opossum skunk gray squirrel groundhog and cottontail rabbit. It mentions Scandinavian human origins possibly dating to 12 000 B and explains the Divi Divi tree as the one way tree formed by constant trade winds. Metamorphic rocks arise from altered igneous or sedimentary rocks losing their original character through heat and pressure.
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