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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal of Middletown Ohio lists pricing for subscriptions including per copy and carrier rates, with mail options for trading area and outside areas. The notice includes postal information, publishing details, and a biblical quotation from Hebrews 11:33.
In his first inaugural address of 1789 Washington warned liberty and the republican model rest on the people. The piece recalls the founders belief in free government and the need for active citizen effort to keep freedom alive amid crisis. A Kennedy farm plan is cited as erasing surpluses, with critics accusing it of striking at free enterprise agriculture.
The United States faces slower growth while Japan and Europe advance faster. Labor favors higher wages to boost demand, but growth has stalled. The administration proposes tax credits to steer capital into investment and research, easing a renewal crucial for vigorous growth. It also plans expandable green belts around cities and suburbs.
Japanese protectionists fear US imports outcompeting high quality Nippon goods despite Japan having cheap labor. They respond by raising tariffs, but the trend toward freer trade aligns with Kennedy era leadership. The Smith Hawley lesson is recalled as the tide favors lowering barriers and broader markets.
Fulton Lewis Jr notes a five member House committee led by Rep. Paul Kitchen probes U S trade with Communist nations. The panel seeks government files on licenses and material for embargo policy, but Commerce State and Defense departments refuse access, offering only a contents table deemed meaningless. The group aims for an interim report within a week and leans toward a total embargo on Communist bloc materials.
Tomorrow hints at managing partnership finances and payments with late afternoon focus. June to December bring notable signals on property matters, settlements, and marriage plans. Travel aids appear late July and August, while December promises heartwarming personal news and a shy child may pursue theater.
In a bold contrast to Soviet secrecy, Lt Col John H Glenn’s around the world flight is presented as a transparent record set before witnesses and TV audiences. The piece argues open reporting boosts credibility, U S prestige, and underscores shared human progress amid global tensions.
Washington pundit critiques the Republican self-criticism spree. He names Eisenhower Nixon Goldwater and Romney and warns a sweeping self-inventory could impair the party come election time. The piece compares Romney to Willkie and mocks rushed high hopes.
Mrs. Freda A Wells wife of Army Capt James Wells returned to her parents home in Hamilton with an eye witness account of the Pearl Harbor attack. She described Scofield Barracks Hospital as a target where she had given birth a week earlier stating no injuries occurred though bullets damaged the roof and walls. Her husband and son Bobby were at Wheeler Field witnessing the destruction.
Co. K. Pigman, chairman of the Salvage for Victory Committee of the local Defense Council, said the pickup truck was snowed under with requests for service a day earlier.
The Selective Service Act of 1948 authorizes military training. Notable historical facts include Thomas Edison's first phonograph words, Galileo's first telescope use, and the water content of the human body being greater than that of the skeleton.
Day Regan comments on March’s approach and the appeal of an early spring. He notes mud from winter, anticipates robins and blossoms, and warns of false springs. Despite cycles of doubt and failed attempts, he celebrates the renewal and joys of springtime gardening.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Elizabeth Taylor's hospital trip with conflicting accounts from Rome to California. Liz allegedly left for a rest, then food poisoning was cited, while insiders hint at deeper plans. Celebrities like Burton Novak Williams Fisher and Hilton guests surface amid fashion twists and stage talks.
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