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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal in Ohio lists subscription prices for both in city and suburban carrier delivery, and mail options within and outside the trading area. Rates show 6 cents per weekday, 15 cents Sunday, and annual mail options of 12 or 20 dollars, with USA and international options.
A revived Passamaquoddy Bay tidal power proposal seeks to store incoming tides and release them through turbines. The plan requires multiple dams, spans the Maine New Brunswick border, and links to an upper St John River development. Interior Udall backs an Army engineers study though costs exceed a billion dollars. The project could yield about one million kilowatts daily during peak demand, boosting the regional grid.
A Midwestern mechanical engineer wins a patent for a tab opening beer can device, hailed as a major leap in beverage packaging. Experts estimate royalties could be vast as U.S. producers churn about nine billion cans yearly, implying large potential earnings.
Jim Bishop details how major firms spend about 100 million annually on industrial shows staged by agencies to wow distributors and dealers. The performances mix entertainment and product demonstrations with pre recorded musical numbers, while MCIs cut earns 20 percent of costs.
A Florida Supreme Court ruling in Pace era terms upholds harsher penalties for interracial adultery and integrates with postures on equal protection. The Florida court cites Pace v Alabama while signaling potential U S Supreme Court reversal on civil rights in housing and hotels.
A mock press conference features five Sherpa carriers joking about climbing Capitol Hill and Congress, repeating the refrain Because it is there. They pose with cigars at altitude and mock frostbite as reporters probe the satire about the Hill.
A New Jersey educational institute starts a glass blowing course as part of a youth training program. A taunting line about peace treaties ends with the word maybe.
The piece recalls a late night rain in Middleton that drenched lawns and gardens, offered respite from heat, and lifted weary spirits. It notes rainfall traits, cooling temperatures, and hints at more rain to come, framing nature’s mercy as a healing force after a hot, restless night.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Hollywood gossip linking a famous action star and a versatile actress to a marriage and potential divorce drama. Edie Adams, Tony Bennett, and others are tied to flirtations, film projects, and high-profile industry moves amid studio anxieties and political hints.
A cubic foot of lithium weighs about 30 pounds. Whales can hold breath for up to 50 minutes. Houston is the largest city in the South. Peter Minuit bought Manhattan on May 6 1626 for trinkets worth 24 dollars. The rat survives longer without water than any other mammal. About six thousand grass species exist worldwide.
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