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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1962
Page
4
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The administration shows ambivalence toward further income tax cuts though public sentiment favors relief. A Treasury official says a cut would not harm the dollar, while some argue the maximum rate reduction would help investment. The piece notes potential rebates for lower and middle incomes would boost spending and cites talk of a new Panama Canal project.
The 41 year old St. Louis Cardinal outfielder Stan Musial ties and breaks major marks this season. He matches Ty Cobb at 5 863 bases then surpasses it while holding NL records for games played 2765 and hits 3430, also surpassing Mel Otts runs record 1859. He receives an honorary degree from Monmouth College Illinois for sportsmanship and inspiration.
The article notes Britain’s Flying Scotsman celebrating a century on the London Edinburgh run in six hours. It compares faster services in France the Mistral and Sud Express and comments on American rail speeds around 75 to 80 mph by Western lines.
A discouraged man learns the positive negative law of success. Negative thoughts attract negative results while optimistic thinking creates positive motion and outcomes. Ten steps show how a man shifted from failure to achievement with daily prayer, self belief, constructive outlook, and persistent effort.
Sports writer Fred Sennet recalls Montreal trip and Ohio ties as tourists mingle with French and locals. In Middletown Kiwanis meet, Jim Finley fined for Coca Cola mentions.Cordray remits fines and Coke coupons distributed. Don Putoff’s stunt car dive ends with divers inspecting the submerged vehicle.
The violin reached its perfected form in the 17th century. Andrew Johnson is described as a Democrat who was nominated and elected on the Republican ticket alongside Lincoln. The umiak is the Eskimo burden bearer made from walrus skins stretched over whale bone or driftwood.
Paul Harvey critiques reliance on feelings over objective measures in health risk and morality. He cites British attitudes toward pain, conscience, censorship, and public decency, contrasting with American norms and media exposure. He argues consistency in standards is missing across societies and media.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Shirley MacLaine and other stars as press magnet figures. Reports from The Ugly American set compare it to Mutiny on the Bounty while Rosie Clooney and Jose Ferrer draw romance rumors in Europe. Industry chatter spans Pat Boone to censorship cuts and marriages, with Eleanor Roosevelt's grandchild news and Lana Turner’s marital hopes.
The column condemns Norman Mailer's Esquire piece on Jacqueline Kennedy, arguing it attacks the First Lady during a national hardship. It defends Kennedy's dignity, notes the invasion of privacy, and criticizes the era's trivializing use of public figures for magazine fodder.
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