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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options including weekday 6 cents, Sunday 11.5 cents, city carrier 50 cents weekly, and mail rates of 20 dollars yearly in trading area or 335 dollars outside the U.S. All subscriptions are payable in advance. The paper notes its daily publication and cites a biblical quote.
Senator Williams of Delaware led a Senate Foreign Relations Committee move to cut off all foreign aid funds by Sept 39 if Congress does not receive a full report on AID loans and grants. He notes repeated promises of data failed and that it would cost about $5,000 to compile.
The piece argues summer guest preachers broaden views for both congregations and visiting clergy, offering fresh angles on old beliefs. It also notes Goldwater’s stance against space militarization and his push for space weapons capable of political impact in 1964.
The piece recounts how Norman V Peale on a dismal San Francisco night discovers power in positive thoughts. Ted Bates finds hope after reading Bishop Sheen and Peale, guiding him from despair to faith and a new life aided by God and constructive thinking.
A family moving to Middletown faces a chaotic night with a party at a motel and car troubles delaying departure. A flat tire, radio Bolero moment, and stray signs punctuate a tense trip as the wife contemplates the looming move.
High altitude jet streams help planes gain speed and smoothness. Comets get their name from Latin meaning long hair. Peter the Great reportedly rode in a wheelbarrow in public. The first Sunday paper in the United States appeared in Baltimore in 1795. Some sailboats now use outboard motors for auxiliary power.
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvania two candidates for the 13th congressional seat face off as Democrat Fred Rooney Jr. and Republican Robert Barlett vie to replace Tad Walter. The race centers on Cuba foreign policy and Kennedy era issues with colorful campaign banter and local intrigue surrounding the candidates.
The Washington AP report notes the 55th governors conference avoided policy votes. Governors blocked civil rights action and Kennedy's medical care plan while backing reports on juvenile delinquency education and civil defense. Rockefeller used the event to push civil rights amid 1964 presidential speculation.
At the Miami Beach Governors Conference Governor George Romney of Michigan argued for state sovereignty in welfare and cited Michigan's 1888 public accommodation law. He proposed tariff free barter with Canada and Africa to reduce the U.S. gold drain without harming American auto trade, while Rockefeller and Hatfield tangled over political leverage.
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