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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
5
The Middletown Journal publishes subscription rates for various delivery areas including in city, trading area, and outside regions. It notes pricing per week and yearly mail options with amounts for U.S. and international readers and a founding date of 1857.
The signing of steel contracts is celebrated as a milestone in cooperative talks between management and the United Steelworkers. The 20 month pattern avoids wage hikes while keeping costs in check, reducing inflation risk and demonstrating the value of the management union Human Relations Committee as a tool for harmony across industries.
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The coronation of Pope Paul VI sparks worldwide interest and prompts reflection on the split between Roman Catholicism and Protestant denominations. The article argues that unity is unlikely in the near term but urges acknowledgment of differences to foster greater harmony among Christian groups and shared goodwill.
John Rooney leads a subcommittee on Appropriations cutting federal judiciary and Justice Commerce and State budgets by 308 million dollars this year. Agencies receive about 1.8 billion instead of 2.1 billion, with further questions raised about USTS spending and travel service practices.
A salesman demonstrates an irony register that outputs sensational political observations. The machine reports on Congo elections under Leopoldville, then on British Guiana with Dr Cheddi Jagan, alleging racial tensions and Marxist ties. It adds a note on a bestseller titled Sex and the Single.
The piece argues that high tax brackets are eroding truckers' gains under Hoffa. It notes Hoffa may push fringe benefits over cash raises if taxes stay high, and reports industry shifts toward rail and other freight. It also covers Meany's tax-cut push and broader labor-tax concerns amid rising incomes and state tax plans.
Tomorrow teaches harmony and gentleness in dealings with others. If your birthday is soon, a bright year awaits with opportunities, patience, and a rising cycle through August to mid-December plus boosts in February and March.
The note highlights Celesta Geyer known as Dolly Dimple who shed 435 pounds in 14 months, claiming a world slimming record. It also credits Dayton Miller with introducing surgical X-ray photography in the United States. It mentions the origin of the term bicycle in 1868, ancient mining in Sinai, and Belgium as Europe’s most densely populated country.
George Crout’s diary from July 5, 1804, describes Butler County’s early mill valuation shifts in Middletown. It cites Stephen Vail and Aaron Vail mills, David Enoch and Koch operations, a first grist mill by freed slave Rambo Harris, and infrastructure like river raceways and a brush dam powering multiple mills. It also notes Enoch’s clustered mills, Norris Dicks Creek sites, and a 1800 congressional land grant for Abraham Freeman’s mill seat, highlighting regional industrial growth ahead of 1894 development.
President Kennedy enters a tumultuous summer facing crucial items. Talks with Britain and Russia on a nuclear test ban loom in Moscow while a prolonged Congress delays progress on civil rights. Demonstrations planned nationwide culminate in a large peaceful march in August, testing Kennedy's political leverage and risking support from Southern Democrats and Civil Rights activists.
A 20 year old student wins a London art competition for sculpting figures from massive cheese blocks. The winner embraces the nickname cheese champion without objection.
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