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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal issues subscription rates for various delivery options including weekday, Sunday, city and suburban carrier, and 7 day mail plans. Rates cover in area, trading area, outside trading area, and international subscriptions with advance payment required. Published daily by News-Journal Inc. since 1857.
The piece argues safety campaigns are stuck in a rut relying on warnings. It suggests two underused paths: integrate safety into car design from research and greatly expand driver training focusing on psychological factors. It notes costs and retooling in industry and agencies but questions whether Society should accept high accident tolls. It ends with a reflection on storytelling from lives needing better distillation.
A mass 28 mile hike in western Pennsylvania mocked as the Presidents joke response to a 50 mile gag. A DJ as Pied Piper led thousands in a humorous but futile trek. The piece notes light humor and compares it to a submarine study of underwater life by the Fish and Wildlife Service, shifting from missiles to mussels.
The piece ponders a federal ban on importing jewel bugs from Yucatan. It muses on the spectacle of women wearing live insects as jewelry, considers possible fashion crazes, and notes a ban may avert such trends including tethered caterpillars or animated pets.
A woman named Julia Smith credits Alcoholics Anonymous with six years of sobriety but battles chronic liver disease and tuberculosis. A radio talk on faith inspired her to seek an alternate path, moving from despair to purposeful living and embracing faith as the cure for avoidance.
The piece describes a Christmas flu scare and a folk remedy of hot baths and hot toddies. It chronicles a long feverish week with chills, aches, and a ringing head, warning that self treatment delays real medical care.
Factocreiphs Strathspey derives from the Strath valley of the Spey in Scotland. Connecticut stems from Mohican and Algonquian roots meaning long river place.
Paul Harvey critiques Republican spokesmen over their inability to unite on a clear issue. He argues big government threatens rights, contrasts Kennedy and Rockefeller, and warns the GOP to defend property rights or face extinction as an extinct volcano.
John Chamberlain weighs two views on accelerating gifted and average children. He highlights Dr. Omar Khayyam Moore at Hamden Hall who uses electric typewriters to push pre Kindergarten students toward first grade work, raising questions about underplacement in schools and potential benefits of earlier literacy.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys show renewed talk of Marilyn Monroe in Rain with Eva Marie Saint considered for lead. Grace Kelly’s Monaco TV tour boosts tourism. Foreign Language Press names To Kill A Mockingbird best picture. Universal profits spark stars like Shelley Winters to form production outfits. Rita Book humorously teased as a new name.
A 13-year-old Newton-le-Willows pupil claims to have threaded 248 cotton strands through a large needle eye in a world record bid. The piece blends quirky trivia with brief notes on Wonders and a Pentagon notice about leaks and two way mirrors.
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