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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
6
Middletown Journal announces subscription prices for week day and Sunday editions, in city, suburban delivery, and mailing areas including in and outside trading region, with rates for U S and international mail. Includes a religious benediction quote from Thessalonians.
The essay reflects on divine mercy as cool water in a parched land, contrasting biblical desert thirst with modern humanity. It warns that mankind creates its own desert through awareness of terrors and seeks comfort in the belief that God watches and compassion remains. James Meredith annnounces return to Ole Miss for another semester.
The article argues that women are excluded from early NASA astronaut batches while noting past Mercury tests. It cites Donald W. Cox claiming women are physically and psychologically superior, then questions NASA’s rationale and calls for a clearer answer on women's exceptional qualifications for astronauts.
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports ILGWU chief David Dubinsky wields power to influence Democratic fundraising and party lines. The piece cites Curtis asking Labor Secretary Wirtz about ILGWU discrimination against Negroes and Puerto Ricans, Wirtz’s lukewarm response, and Hill's testimony on campaigned unions with segregated locals and barriers to nonwhite membership.
The text criticizes self-derogation of individuals while noting ongoing medical research progress. It mentions insurance firms offering lifetime guarantees and references the East German party congress where the Chinese were chastised. A pointed line implies misreading or misplacing the queue by Chinese delegates.
Washington columnist argues Kennedy era must reexamine foreign policy amid rising nationalism worldwide. Highlights French de Gaulle, Russian and Chinese nationalism, postwar affluence, and poverty in Africa Latin America as factors fueling anti-Communist and pro-Communist currents. Notes Africa Latin America poverty risk and Latin American wealth gaps threaten hemispheric stability.
Paul Harvey denounces reliance on world opinion to justify U S foreign policy in Congo. He argues world opinion is situational and misused to aid expediency, citing UN troop deployments, unpaid Belgian liabilities, and ongoing instability. He warns repeated meddling harms both Congo and U S interests.
Tomorrow's aspects advise avoiding emotionalism and bickering while artists seek inspiration from fine stimuli. Your birthday forecast: self managed time and money lead to rewards for past efforts within two weeks. Good will in personal ties can bring happiness this year. expect pleasant news in May or June and September. Home life should prosper with some anxiety in August.
Dave Regan offers humorous tips on romance and practical gifts for Valentine’s Day. He notes coffee pots failed as romantic gifts, wives may prefer long distance calls, and hints at candy flowers and cards. The piece playfully urges timely memory and suggests night drug stores for last minute options.
A bundle of Hollywood chatter notes Dorothy Kilgallen and Joan Blondell's children considering legal action to claim a share of Dick Powell's estate. Other items discuss Sonny Liston vs Ingemar Johansson tax issues, Kennedy Africa trip hints, Kathryn Grant Crosby’s career pull, and Judy Garland film criticism. The column weaves entertainment buzz with industry tensions and upcoming projects, reflecting a late 1950s show business snapshot.
Factographs describe the summer cypress a bushy annual reaching five feet with narrow leaves turning deep red in autumn. Thousand Islands near the St Lawrence River number about 1 700 spanning US and Canada. The first US Navy submarine was the U S S Holland named after John Holland a schoolteacher turned inventor. The Roman Coliseum reportedly held 100000 spectators with about 87000 seated. Nicaragua lies between the Caribbean and Pacific and is Central America’s largest state.
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