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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription pricing for city delivery, trading area mail, and distant areas. Rates include per copy and annual plans with U S and outside U S options, payable in advance, published daily by News-Journal Inc since 1857.
The United States and Western allies demand on site inspection to verify any nuclear test ban while the Soviet Union favors detection instruments alone. Signals suggest possible compromise as Moscow shifts stance, but optimism remains cautious. The issue centers on trusted verification and how many on site inspections are necessary.
The piece argues that strikes in Cleveland and New York hurt public access to news with Detroit and Minneapolis already affected. It supports flexible free collective bargaining and cites Pierre Salinger proposing impartial citizen groups to study newspaper economics. Such findings could inform the public without preventing strikes.
A reader questions if UN action in Congo signals a mission to liberate Hungary and other Soviet bloc states. The piece argues the UN must act to defend European nations under Soviet control, noting past failures in Hungary and urging continued pursuit of international law and collective action.
Jim Bishop profiles Irving Cowan of Irvington New Jersey a 30 year old self made businessman who rose from a small family meat business to managing the Diplomat hotel in Hollywood Florida Cowan built his career through bold bidding at cattle and hides then joined Food Fair rose to meat merchandizer and finally to hotel manager with a $42 000 annual salary The story links his father in law Sam Friedland head of Food Fair and the Diplomat project reflecting the immigrant business dream and drive of a young man who made good on his own.
Washington reports that French President De Gaulle and West German Chancellor Adenauer signed a far reaching pact for closer cooperation in foreign policy defense and culture. Yet their aging leaderships and divergent aims risk making the agreement fragile and possibly short lived.
On this date in 1777 George Washington issued a loyalty proclamation for those who accepted British protection. Other notes include Burns born in 1759 and Israel’s first election in 1949. Thought by W Somerset Maugham on freedom and value.
A letter argues society must redefine itself toward integrity and justice to guide youth away from delinquency. It urges Sabbath observance, rejection of profane commercialism, and churches becoming redemptive communities. It laments public gods and calls parents to guardianship at home, noting irony in crime's economic role.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Judy Garland and Sid Luft near reconciliation amid custody drama. Della Reese omits an RCA clash by choosing Lou Rawls for her tour, highlighting romance as motive. Castro reportedly drops arms to rebels in Brazil and mugging rises in Manhattan. Sonny Clark’s death shocks jazz circles as Anthony Newley writes a new play with Leslie Bricusse.
Tony Perkins faced repeated censorship setbacks during the European launch of Smiles to Midnight starring Sophia Loren. He aimed for personal appearances in Dusseldorf Berlin Munich and Hamburg but each showing was disrupted, delaying the film until after he moved on to the next city. A separate Harlem theater effort seeks a permanent playhouse with TV pros and Apatki Theatre as the project name. Sid Caesar is honored with a limousine, Arthur Kennedy is set for The Child Buyer touring company. Producers hesitate to rush Broadway shows after Oliver.
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