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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1963
Page
4
The notice lists subscription options for the Middletown Journal, including prices for carrier and mail delivery in and outside trading areas, with rates in 50 cents per week, 10 dollars per year, 35 dollars outside the trading area, and advance payment required. It notes publication by News-Journal Inc. since 1857 and includes an 11 Corinthians 9 15 blessing.
The origin of the race thesis argues Caucasians reached Homo sapiens 250000 years ago, sparking dispute among scholars and white supremacist misuse. The author cites science over authorship responsibility while noting possible counterclaims about Negro progress. the work is read as an intriguing probe into human past.
The IRS adopts revised expense account rules that are more reasonable and less burdensome for businessmen. Travelers with expense accounts may spend up to 25 dollars per day without detailed records or receipts if expenses stay under 25 dollars per day, and itemizing meals and taxi fares is no longer required. The changes respond to business protests and aim for leniency.
The piece argues the US may drop UN condemnation of Russia’s suppression of Hungary in return for amnesty to surviving freedom fighters. It warns compromise betrays dead heroes yet sees it as necessary for peace in the nuclear age and urges continuing the struggle for a better future.
Clement, a frugal bank teller famed for his thrift, is suspected after four thousand dollars disappear from a cash drawer. Johnny Axelson, the next cage neighbor, is questioned but insists he did nothing. A detective later reveals the money was mailed from Clement’s own apartment, via a four cent stamp.
The essay argues Nikita Khrushchev staged a Cuban missile scare in 1962 to extract concessions and cool tensions. It suggests the threat was exaggerated, that missiles could not deliver a decisive first strike, and that the hoax helped Soviet diplomacy and disarmament talks.
Washington Democrats urge President Kennedy to compel Republicans to grant equal time for rebuttals to Ev and Charlie. The piece attacks GOP leaders and suggests legislative and even military options to keep the show on the air, while predicting harsh Democratic retaliation against perceived Republican subversion.
New statistics indicate American women on average have larger vocabularies than men. Observers credit competition and education for this edge, noting both genders learn to be precise yet avoid overdoing. The Earth’s orbit is cited as a busy example of a high speed journey with billions aboard.
A humorous reflection on a hypothetical day with no news events at all. The writer laments the newsroom pressure to fill pages and dreads the idea of a day when Russia and the United States, De Gaulle, crime, weather, speeches, or jokes fail to appear, leaving reporters with nothing to print.
John Chamberlain weighs how the Moscow Peiping split undermines Lenin’s road to Washington through Peiping and Mackinder’s world island concept. The essay notes pressure from Indonesia to Cuba and questions if a reconciliation is possible or if leadership could fall.
Factographs note Turkey as a historic chief source of meerschaum for pipes. The first oil well in Oklahoma Indian Territory was drilled near Chelsea. The eagle hawk's western width can reach eight feet and its depth nearly matches.
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