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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and delivery terms. Rates include 6 cents per weekday, 5 cents for Sundays, 50 cents weekly for suburban carrier delivery, and annual mail options of 10 dollars in trading area and 2000 outside trading area, with 35 dollars outside USA. All subscriptions paid in advance. Established 1857.
Jesus asks what they seek and invites them to follow and come and see. The dialogue presents a brief gospel scene where the seekers call him Rabbi and inquire where he dwells, and he responds with an invitation to observe firsthand.
A humorous take on Lee Quinn and his ketch Neophyte crewed by women, debunking the Walter Mitty vision of a solo romantic Hawaii voyage. The piece notes safety in numbers, Quinn’s Hawaii wife, and the risk a storm would pose to romance and fame. It also mentions a Congo mission led by a General named Truman, clarifying a misread Army reference.
A wave of protests surrounds school hair and clothing rules as principals ban extreme hairstyles like wig hats to keep classes focused. Critics call such conduct dictatorial while supporters argue for orderly learning. The piece also notes Britain and the U.S. nearing nuclear talks and hopes they avoid real conflict.
The piece argues jury tampering is central to the Hoffa case and urges strict punishment. It notes FBI may probe pretrial disclosures by Judge Miller and stresses that laxity must end to protect due process. Budget Director Bell trims the foreign aid request amid his duties.
A reminiscence recalls James N. Young of Collier's famed for rapid plot recall and a book title. The piece lists multiple 1910s fiction plots including murder staged as suicide, jewel heists foiled by clever jewelry, and a Titanic lifeboat survival twist. It ends with reflections on storytelling, noting the stubborn sameness of plots and a plea to write a Wild West tale where Indians win.
Analysis of Kennedy Cuba policy, criticizing the administration for failing to act. Urges tighter economic blockade, a Cuban government in exile, and an underground network to sabotage the Castro regime. Claims Bay of Pigs missteps and U S bargaining under missiles deal undermine security and democracy in the hemisphere. The piece warns that without decisive action, Cuba may stay under Soviet influence, inviting further invasions.
Eyebrow pencil note hints Ethel Merman may headline at Plaza Persian Room after Russell Nype. Martha Raye and ex-husband Nick Condos spark romance chatter. Mariner 11 data decoded early. NASA buzz suggests Mars footage in 1964. Liston Johansson deal eyed in Stockholm. Truman Commissioning portrait of Kennedy. Tony Bennett calls The Good Life among his best. Bardot fiancé Distel songfare. Who's Afraid sales break records. Polly Bergen quits agency. Judy Garland price up. London comics debut on Tonight. Gloria Vanderbilt escort Wyatt Cooper. Spiegal predicts Lawerence of Arabia $60M. Lillian Reis faces trial. Lorietta Young shoulder injury. Jerry Lewis at Harrah's Tahoe with 30 entourage. Sarah Miles poised for debut opposite Olivier.
Dave Regan notes New Year revelers suffered headaches and hangovers while many faced workday tos. Mrs H and T stayed home with strep throat and laryngitis. doctor warned of pneumonia risks. He recalls a calm night with hot chocolate and no phone calls as he and Mrs H recuperated.
The speaker expresses cautious optimism for 1963 while noting it may be no better than 1962. They joke about accepting sacrifices like fewer New Year's parties, and mention a tombstone marked 1963 as a humorous sign of moving on.
A satirical year in review lists monthly vignettes from January to December detailing political missteps and East West tensions eased by travel, with quips about CIA, Kennedys, and public figures. Notable items include fastest and slowest congressional records, Preminger’s ties to government, and a $45,000 Kennedys home plan.
The text lists historical and scientific trivia: early U S stamps featured Franklin and Washington as five and ten cent issues. Draft horses reach maturity around five to six years. Fungi and insects cause seven billion dollars in annual U S damage. Helium and hydrogen provide the strongest lifting power among gases.
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