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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal of Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates and delivery terms. Rates include 6 cents per week for in city service, 50 cents weekly in city and suburbs, 10 dollars yearly by mail in trading area, 20 dollars yearly outside trading area, and 35 dollars per year outside the USA. The paper is published daily by News-Journal Inc. since 1857.
The passage describes the young child with Mary his mother as the visitors enter the house and worship him, marking a reverent epiphany of affection and reverence in the Nativity narrative.
The piece argues Janus symbolizes looking both ahead and behind as 1962 lessons guide 1963 policy. It stresses that Cuba and the nuclear issue require restrained resolve to curb communism while avoiding escalation, and urges shaping past lessons to meet evolving 1963 conditions.
An editorial argues tax cuts alone won t spur growth without monetary policy. It cites Gerhard Colm on tax cuts paired with growth programs, cautions against overplanning, and urges wise measures. It also highlights federal support for Sabin polio vaccine to boost immunization and end polio with widespread protection.
Secretary Willard Wirtz exhorts end to the walkout but Inter national Typographical Union leaders resist. Union president Elmer Brown in Colorado Springs dismisses any pressure, while workers in New York demand a broad wage hike and a 35 hour week. Publishers say they have made concessions on seven of 96 provisions, yet the strike persists as featherbedding practices baffle editors and keep papers from print.
Personal relationships favored now with chances to rekindle friendships and enjoy family. Birthday readers can expect rewarding work prospects and improved finances between April and mid 1963, with efforts this month and next two weeks likely to pay off. Artistic and scientific interests rise early year, romance and travel shine June to September 1963, avoid March and April overspending. A child born today will have pluck stamina and a cheerful nature.
The Treasury faces potential revenue losses as taxpayers may claim every legal deduction, including state and local taxes, sales taxes, and charitable gifts. The article notes large gaps between deductible taxes collected and amounts actually claimed, urging better itemization and awareness of deductions.
In 1962 improbable events amused readers from Washington to London. The era saw bizarre scenes from a Buckingham Palace pantomime to a White House, with Nehru and a submachine gun, a $45 home, $300 houses, and a baby bottle brigade. This column lists a mosaic of oddities and headlines as the year closes.
Trumai Indians hold the sun created their tribes except the Suya who fearsome snakes. The Suya of the Xingu River met peaceful outside contact in 1959. Other notes cover ostrich weight and grazing, race biology institutes, language meanings, early life saving stations, memory versus intelligence, Augustus Caesar as Rome’s first emperor, Hong Kong meaning fragrant harbor, and ball size in Bermuda golf.
Dave Regan muses on 2000s waistlines and height, citing manufacturers predicting 42 inch waists and taller men by 2100. He jokes that despite trends, women’s famed 36-23-36 silhouette endures, while square shapes remain a distant fantasy for both sexes.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Kennedy family plans and White House chatter amid Cuban arrivals in Havana. Billy Rose eyes Cleopatra at the Ziegfeld with Crosby Martin. Batista mutual visits. Lawford for Henry VIII in Kings Mare. Bundy eyed as Secretary of State successor. Muggeridge defends Lenny Bruce. Mills Music to expand. Bonnie Scott twins birth. Annie Ross cure and England move. O’Hara dating Parra. Days of Wine and Roses previews draw rave reaction.
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