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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal reports subscription pricing for local and distant readers, including daily, Sunday, and mail options, with annual rates for in and outside areas and international mail. The text oddly cites a biblical quote about a lad with five barley loaves and two fishes, attributed to Andrew.
The Supreme Court ruling against classroom prayer in public schools provokes agitation but may be less restrictive than some fear. It suggests safeguarding a wall between church and state while urging stronger religious teaching at home and in churches rather than in schools.
A Sales Management survey shows Scarsdale New York incomes average 29276 yearly, with nine other towns above 20000. It notes 25.8 percent of U S families earn under 2500, 1960 IRS reports show four million Americans under 600 and about 18 million over 6000, and urges vigilance to improve the free enterprise system amid shifting standards and calls for equal sharing without weakening effort.
The piece argues residential intersections remain traffic hazards due to sparse enforcement and poor visibility. It notes many corners lack stops or signals and drivers confront unseen risks daily, with crashes occasionally occurring. The author calls attention to the persistent blind spot in traffic safety.
Washington report details John Scott Everton's links to Communist fronts and antiwar groups cited by the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee. It notes his Burma work for Ford Foundation and his later involvement with the McCarran Act repeal committee, raising GOP questions about confirmation. Ohio races feature Ashbrook, Levering, Rhodes, and DiSalle in tight contests.
In a Geneva analysis of President Kennedy’s Independence Hall remarks, observers question whether he hints at a United States of Europe or a looser interdependence among nations. The piece contrasts European views on sovereignty, the Common Market, and possible Atlantic partnership with the United States, noting European resistance to a federal European state and warning against misreading constitutional parallels.
Factographs report that a 0.1 percent salt solution during hot exercise can prevent nausea and fatigue. Some seaweed is widely eaten in the Orient and Hawaii, with Japan developing large seaweed farms. Certain snails can appear dead for years and later revive. The visual system of girls matures earlier than that of boys.
A fragmented diary style piece recounts George Nixon and other GOP leaders at a Gettysburg revival tent event. It contrasts Nixon’s brusque departure to Copenhagen with softer Nixonian strokes, cites Pat Brown, Barry Goldwater, and Kennedy era politics, and notes a Keating call for compromise as part of a larger Republican maneuver. The narrator muses on travel routes from Gettysburg to Hyannisport and Saratoga.
The writer chronicles a heavy Sunday rain that revived plants and people alike praising its cooling air and clear skies. They note the rainfall rivaled June and July totals, eased heat stress for two sufferers with high blood pressure, and hope for a continued mild week. The piece reflects on weather’s impact on health and mood and its potential both benevolent and damaging.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Fred Astaire Suzy Parker duet and Bob Hope Bobby Darin draws modest crowds at Randall’s Island and Forest Hills. Bruce Cabot rescues a boy from an escalator in Washington. Carol Heiss becomes an ice skating teacher in Cleveland. Ponti delays trip for Lawrence of Arabia footage. Darryl Zanuck screens The Longest Day in Paris. Bonita Granville critiques Oscar history. Anne Bancroft wins Best Actress speech in Spanish. Jerry Lewis and Sarah Vaughan head Randall’s Island festival. Gardner McKay denies romantic rumors.
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