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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1962
Page
4
Middletown Ohio newspaper notice lists subscription rates including per copy 6 cents weekday and 15 cents Sunday, carrier 50 cents weekly, mail rates 10 dollars yearly in trading area, 20 dollars outside trading area, and 35 dollars outside US. Published daily by News Journal Inc founded 1857 with a Psalm verse.
The United States uses the Alliance for Progress to push Latin American countries toward tax reform, chiefly a graduated income tax, to fund schools land reform and other programs. Chile recently indicted an income tax fraud detector in a first such action on the continent, signaling cautious acceptance of tax reform. The U S views tax reform as essential for self help and lasting development.
The essay frames biblical war imagery as a timeless metaphor for the inner struggle between good and evil. It cites Ephesians urging believers to wear spiritual armor to withstand the evil day, arguing that such armor remains relevant even in the nuclear age amid humanity’s vulnerability.
Stirling Moss leaves hospital after brain injury from a high speed crash and vows to race again to win. He says pride will not let him race from the back of the field, signaling a comeback despite doctors warning of incomplete recovery.
Norman V Peale explains that poor listening between people mirrors the need to listen to God. By emptying the mind of personal wishes and preconceived ideas, one can receive guidance. A hotel Bible study illustrates waiting in quiet to hear God’s answers, which arrive when minds are open and thankful.
Franklin council members debate the source of a persistent odor near a local plant and sewage works on Ohio 73. City Manager Orendorff cautions that the odor likely stems from the treatment plant, with no easy fix. A separate caller vents about smoke from a neighbor’s yard, then apologizes after detecting his own odor. A golfer’s missing money saga reveals a caddy with prior trouble, leading to an investigation and his dismissal.
Grandpappy Jenkins notes temper flare in diplomacy while Mrs Zadok Dumkopf tongue in cheek suggests a new straw skin mer. Three New York youths receive five year reformatories for a two cent robbery, a petty crime deemed unprofitable even if successful.
Paul Harvey argues the stock market rewards contrarian bets and warns beginners against chasing rallies. He cites Bernard Baruch and J. Paul Getty, notes rising dividends on steady stocks, and advises investing in solid companies with good history and earnings. He urges caution with money needed soon and suggests inflation will erode dollar value, making prudent stock buys a hedge.
Factographs note Carl Sandburg won Pulitzers in two fields. He earned the 1940 prize for Abraham Lincoln The War Years in history and the 1951 award for Complete Poems in poetry. The text also mentions the first American play in 1665 in Virginia and a tropical tiger beetle emitting attar rose scent attracting bees it then devours.
George Sokolsky questions Dr. Fred Schwarz and the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade. He notes Schwarz is Australian working in the United States, asks why he does not become an American citizen, and questions tax exemptions and motives behind fundraising and identity in New York events. He cites letters from Bill Buckley Gene Lyons and Arnold Forster.
Kilgallen hosts Ann Corio guest column about burlesque at the Ca sin o East Theatre. She recalls elite interest, backers and press reaction, noting theater patrons from cafe society, Forrest Tucker, Vivien Leigh, June Havoc, James Mason, John Mills and the cast of Ross and Sound of Music visited backstage.
A university theatre professor and the head of the Theatre School at the University of Pittsburgh invited the narrator to assemble burlesque costumes and memorabilia for the Theater Museum. They asked the narrator to travel to Pittsburgh in the fall to lecture to students.
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