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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates: per copy 10 cents, Sunday 10 cents, city carrier 50 cents weekly, mail seven days 12 dollars in trading area, 20 dollars outside trading area, 35 dollars outside USA. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News-Journal Inc. Founded 1857. Psalm 119: This is my comfort in my affliction thy word hath quickened me.
The piece argues the Sino-Soviet rift is a genuine clash of how communism should advance not a staged script. It warns the West to watch carefully and seize advantage when opportune. The author notes the rise of tension mirrors historic fights for rights, ending with the image of women seeking seats on the bus.
The article notes rising church awareness of civil rights gaps as statements lag behind deeds. It cites Dr. Eugene Carson Blake criticizing action delays and suggests gradual shifts in church attitudes toward inclusivity amid broader social reforms. A concluding quip likens supermarkets venturing into egg production to a changing economy.
A study from Glos Pracy, cited by the Assembly of Captive European Nations, portrays Polish women under Soviet rule. It details daily schedules: average wake at 4 45 am, 7.57 hours factory work, long commutes, hours of cooking and housekeeping, and only six hours 23 minutes of sleep.
A Polish weekly notes widespread hardship as most Polish women work to support families and food is scarce. Articles describe long lines for basic goods, social medicine issues, private versus state care, and crowded housing forcing couples to share spaces with relatives or live in hostels. Public life is noisy and strained under Soviet influence.
George Dixon notes Washington seems calm next to travel stops in New Mexico and Las Vegas. He describes a chaotic Albuquerque lunch with Gov. Campbell and others, a Truman quip from Tommy McDonnell, and a Wyoming GOP chair resigning to tend Hereford cattle with crossbreeding plans. He closes saying Washington remains quiet by comparison.
A Washington analysis warns that 16 months before the 1964 election growing public grievances threaten the Kennedy administration. Unemployment, business conditions, farm discontent, taxes, Cuba policy, expense accounts, civil rights, and broader voter anger risk Democratic losses in pivotal states.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Page of Oxford State Road provided the State Highway Department with a by-pass around a fire damaged Trenton Bridge. They allowed free use of their land for the bypass and declined payment from the state, prompting praise from highway division engineer J. R. Cook for civic minded cooperation. The Pages, retired from Butler County Water Works, did not seek recognition and learned of the gesture only after officials contacted them.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Karl Maiden back in the United States after Berlin. fans greet him warmly in Berlin and New York. The piece touches on film news, politics, and nightlife with multiple named figures and events across cities and studios.
The Australian government says the decimal currency will be called the royal, valued at 1.12 dollars, a nod to the king of Aussie coins. A Japanese horticulturist decries Nippon cherry blossoms as in poor shape. A Polish word for dandelion is Broadawnik, or nogoodnik in any language.
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