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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for different delivery options including per week, city and suburban carrier, and mail in trading areas. International and outside-USA rates are shown, with advance payment required. The page includes a biblical verse from Ephesians.
The piece notes a debate over whether high altitude nuclear tests alter weather. Dr. Irving P. Krick argues blasts create a radiation belt simulating increased solar activity, linked to Europe's severe winter. Weather Bureau meteorologists dispute a direct connection, citing partial agreement on a changed high-level radiation belt and abnormal weather without a proven link. The column then pivots to a lighter note about Whistler's Mother and Mona Lisa.
Justice Douglas calls the Fifth Amendment a priceless heritage protecting individuals from government coercion. The privilege forces the government to prove guilt and serves as a shield for the innocent, even as it sometimes aids the guilty. France backs Skybolt missiles, while De Gaulle questions American restraint.
A fanciful tale of the devil selling his tools, led by cynicism and low mood, contrasts with stories of a 21 year old girl and an 81 year old man. The piece argues enthusiasm as the antidote, tied to the inner God within, capable of countering negative traits and guiding wiser choices.
Australian scientists use beer as bait to trap wood wasps while a wary angler Grandpappy Jenkins muses on a toy named Instant Fish for future trips. A business magazine warns top executives face extreme loneliness or summit isolation. Historians note Colonial wild turkeys were larger than modern domesticated birds, suggesting pioneers faced tougher conditions.
Columns recount a Florida man finding a half dead collie in a pipe from Middletown Ohio. Armco officials investigate transport stops to locate where the dog entered the shipment. Also recounted are downtown street scene curiosities, a shoe store incident, UC parking woes, and a humorous brush about realtor Harry Finkelman’s new beard.
Paul Harvey argues that American gun makers move production overseas to Japan and other nations. He laments rising laziness and overregulation while citing Screen Actors Guild votes against wage hikes to illustrate a broader exodus of American industry. He warns that complacency invites being overtaken by leaner nations, asserting we reap exactly what we deserve.
George Dixon Humphrey, the Senate Democratic whip, wields energy in conversation, amusing Moscow visitors by noting Van Cliburn’s Minnesota teacher. He praises Minnesota's contribution, drops Orville Freeman plugs, and shares a letter about dislike of him. He also recounts Guatemala’s new dating terms and a soccer game interrupted by rebel activity.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Brigitte Bardot cools on Sami Frey as she appears with Olivier Despax in Paris venues. Jotted items span Remick Broadway auditions, Lee Remick vocal prep for Daisy, Susan Strasberg in Camille, Bayamo Cuban troops, James Meredith book bid, Crawford at Hotel Pierre, Sahara Tahoe rivalry, Manny Pine clashing with hecklers, Gretchen Kyler expecting, Kermit Bloomgarten accounting dispute, Merv Griffin TV award buzz, Ann-Margret remakes, Frankie Avalon paternity suit, Edith Morgan/Gingerchild, Patrick Dennis hospital stay, Laurel Goodwin in Papa's Delicate Condition, Waldorf Empire Room dancing, Ed Sullivan and What's My Line ratings, Shirley MacLaine's legal war, Janet Leigh replacing in Wives and Lovers, Peter Nero TV work, Regency Hotel opens, Eve Arden Broadway interest, Charles Boyer discs in Paris.
A compact list covers political whip definitions the first Chicago Daily News in 1868, Bermuda water supply with 15 thousand gallon tanks, early aviation milestones including Wright brothers 1909 plane purchase and Bleriot Channel flight, Bermuda diet among Bushmen termite egg delicacy, and U S tuberculosis annual deaths around 25,000.
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