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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options with daily publication. Rates include 50 cents per week by carrier, 12 dollars yearly by mail within the trading area, 2000 dollars outside the trading area, and 35 dollars to outside the USA per year. All subscriptions are payable in advance. The paper began in 1857 and prints daily. Look up and lift up your heads for redemption.
Ghana under President Kwame Nkrumah shows signs of drifting away from hard line Communist ties as Ghanaian students in Bulgaria report severe prejudice and insults. About 350 to 500 Africans studying in Bulgaria face discrimination and possible expulsion after a protest parade in Sofia. The episode underscores limits of Moscow’s control over satellites and reveals a broader reexamination of ideology and brotherhood among Communist allies. A tangential note mentions a tobaccoless cigarette substitute from vegetable fibers addressing a cabbage surplus.
The French president seeks stricter import limits on foreign capital into the EEC to keep economic decisions inside the bloc. He aims for greater separation from the Western world, despite U S investments in West Germany and France. The move alarms allies and raises questions about the future flow of capital and industrial need.
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports that northern liberals including New York Senator Jack Javits press GOP to curb its Southern drive. Advance editors urge suspension of support for integrationist stances, spurring GOP leaders to defend gains across the South. Mississippi and Georgia elect GOP lawmakers for the first time in decades, signaling a rising regional push.
A rumor claims a Pentagon order bars all personnel from romancing Soviet or satellite citizens. The text also notes views on dating costs, Mr Average Englishman’s TV viewing, and belief that Venus is lifeless, with a digression on real estate developers and Venus.
David Lawrence argues in Time that Kennedy proposed federal medical care will raise taxes and overburden doctors. He warns free care for the aged risks shortages, demoralizing doctors, and potential socialized medicine, while noting political pressures and high professional standards.
A Washington reporter recounts a bizarre suggestion from a veiled adviser to seek Soviet foreign aid to fund a national cultural center in the capital. The piece notes the $8 million raised of $30 million needed and quotes Harold A. Kieffer and William Walton on public funding, Kennedy administration support, and a plan to attract Soviet help to boost the project and influence other Cold War events.
Nevada ratified the 2nd Amendment limiting presidential terms. Other noted events include Maryland General Assembly forming in 1635, Indiana territory voter land requirements in 1809, Napoleon’s Elba escape in 1815, Panama Canal Commission sea level canal price over 230 million, Mt McKinley Park established 1917, Jackie Gleason age 47 and Madeleine Carroll age 54.
Greek women of Middletown host a Sunday noon to 6 pm Greek dinner at the American Legion Home on Main St to aid Doty House. The menu features Greek preparation, with chicken as the centerpiece and other dishes kept a mystery until served.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports in New York on Romy Schneider delaying engagement, Buddy De Franco alleges censorship by International Musician. Roosevelt Jr appointments draw Republican critique. Anne Bancroft in Mother Courage earns praise. Chakiris’ fame rises in Mexico City. Roy Castle's song hits. Brigitte Bardot to perform slapstick and dance. Sammy Davis Jr plans Broadway move. Timmie Rogers pursues Army suit.距离
A mix of stray lines notes various facts: aircraft propeller blades from hollow alloy steel with nickel content, India’s cattle population about 170 million or one third of world production, a remark that few centipedes have 100 legs, a mention that house types have 15 pairs, and Julia Dent as the maiden name of Mrs Ulysses S Grant wife of the president.
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