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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1962
Page
4
Prelude To Mystery on Weather Control and Conflict
The piece argues humankind battles storms and seeks to master weather using satellites, hoping to save energy and reduce hardship. It notes the slim chance of real control while urges fewer feuds and more self control. It ends with a satirical line about Cuba and a potential last call by the OAS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
Middle West
OAS
Cuba
Indoctrination Study Offers Cautious Insight at McNamara Appointment
Defense Secretary McNamara asks for a committee to study indoctrination of troops and advise on handling the Communist threat. The move faces a charged climate with Walker incident tensions and a Senate muzzling probe looming. The study aims to balance factual threat briefing with military nonpartisanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense
McNamara
Walker
Defense Department
Senate
Pentagon
Winter Meditation for Gentle Winter Plans
Deep winter prompts reflection on spring and summer with calm leisure. The piece suggests organizing fishing tackle while browsing catalogues and imagining future garden blooms, encouraging armchair planning despite a barren landscape. It frames winter as time for thoughtful preparation and optimistic plans.
George Dixon Returns from Florida to Mixed Backslap Welcome
Washington columnist George Dixon riffs on returning from Florida sunburn and the Kennedy State of the Union address. He jokes about Capitol Hill greetings, Jackie Kennedy, and the speech’s sectional style while noting weather, snow in Washington, and amusement at the First Lady’s reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Capitol Hill
Key Biscayne
Nestor
Tom Ferris
Washington
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
State of the Union
Jackie Kennedy
Kennedy
United Nations
Securities and Exchange Commission
Mr. Kennedy
Senate
House
Ferris
Jack Kennedy
George Crout
Eustis
Fla
George Dixon
The
Journal Today
Dixon
All-American Co form junior achievement company
20 Years . 20 Friday, Jan. 15, 1942 BENJAMIN Powers was elected president of a new Junior Achievement company known as The All-American Co. sponsored by the East Side Works of Armco Steel Corp. Others elected were Bob Hensley secretary Alfred Laman sales manager and Jack Trimble production manager. The company organized to make flag holders. JOSEPH KR. Baker local funeral director contributed enough dimes to make a stack three feet high to become the city's first contributor to the Mile of Dimes campaign His son John was recovering from paralysis caused by a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Powers
the All - American Co
East Side
Armco Steel Corp
Bob Hensley
Alfred Laman
Jack Trimble
Joseph KR. Baker
John
Kennedy vows continued foreign aid despite US opposition
President Kennedy’s State of the Union message pledges ongoing US aid to Asian, African, and Eastern European nations even as Congress balks. Three Democratic senators warn aid to new African states must not prop up anti-democratic regimes, citing Ghana’s Volta River project and political repression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
United States
America
Congress
Moscow
U. N
Mr. Kennedy
Gore
Tennessee
Hart
Michigan
Neuberger
Oregon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Africa
United Nations
Ghana
Volta River
Labor Puts On Pressure As Congress Reopens
Fulton Lewis Jr reports AFL-CIO leaders will press Congress as the 87th Congress convenes under Andrew Biemiller. The labor lobby seeks wage, education, housing and Social Security gains, while opposing tax cuts and broad public works. Major fights loom over health care via Social Security tax, aid to higher education, and civil rights laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrew Biemiller
Biemiller
Afl-Cio
Labor
Anderson - King
Arkanas
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Mean
Wit Mills
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Education and Labor Committee
James Delaney
New York
Public Works
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Joe Clark
Ways and
Organized Labor
Senate
House Rules Committee
Education and Labor
Adam Clayton Powell
Flags of the United Nations and Cyprus map flag
The article notes that among UN flags only Cyprus includes a map of the country. It also mentions sterling as a standard of silver purity and that deer antlers are shed annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Cyprus
Preparation For Parenthood classes urged by Civic Association
Civic Association and Health Department sponsor free Preparation For Parenthood classes with Middletown Hospital. Six weekly sessions begin next week and end Feb 27 at Golden Age clubhouse 111 N Broad St. Registration via Bureau of Public Health Nursing GA 3 6307. Instructors led by Marlene Naudin. Fathers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Civic Association
Health Department
Middletown Hospital
Golden Age
N. Broad St
Verity Parkway
Marlene Naudin
Bureau of Public Health Nursing
Gossip From Gotham and Broadway Happenings
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Franchot Tone exiting The Umbrella with Geraldine Page and Tony Franciosa. Hefner’s Philadelphia Playboy Club faces licensing issues under Pennsylvania liquor laws. Elsa Martinelli’s Hatari scene interrupted by a leopard, shot kept as is. Sandra Church and Jule Styne seen dining at Quo Vadis. Dick Shawn promotes The Egg. Mim Benzell records Irish songs for RCA. Hollywood chatter covers Come Blow Your Horn casting hopes, Come Blow Your Horn. Nixon and California politics. Vincent Price’s horror box office pull. Dick Gregory eyeing Ahmad Jamal’s Alhambra. Stewart Granger wedding rumors. Alfred Kosselett at Fifth Avenue. Johnny Mathis recovery. David Niven voice on stardom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Elsa Martinelli
Hatari
Tanganyika
Elsa
Sandra Church
Jule Styne
Quo Vadis
Dick Shawn
Madelyn Clark
New York
Shreveport
Lai
Leslie Caron
Edith Piaf
Annie Farge
Angel
J. P. Miller
France
Piaf
Nixon
California
Vincent Price
Poe
American- International
Vincent
Boris Karloff
Bela Lugosi
Lon Chaney
Dick Gregory
Stewart Granger
Mia D'Aquerone
Verona
Alfred Kosselett
Richard Widmark
Fifth Avenue
Johnny Mathis
Eiic Zimbalis
David Niven
Serius
David
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Dorothy Kilgallen
Gotham Lanes
Shubert Alley
Franchot Tone
Geraldine Page
Tony Franciosa
Hugh Hefner
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Philadelphia
Justice Department
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James Garner
George Montgomery
Mim Benzell
Paris
Dennis the Menace
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