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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1963
Page
4
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The piece argues the Apollo moon program raises a key national issue: should haste and cost be weighed against broader science funding and social needs. It notes criticism from Senatorial committees and scientists about diverting billions from schools and medicine, while acknowledging prestige as a potential gain. It urges careful judgment beyond party lines.
After years of talk a U S Britain and Russia announced a nuclear test ban with the Senate to decide on ratification The pact excludes underground tests and relies on detection systems The move could broaden arms control and reduce reliance on war as policy The note urges railroads to pause labor actions during congressional action
Jim Bishop portrays Las Vegas as a gambling hub where 19,900 slot machines lure 14.5 million visitors. The piece notes the Strip hotels, tax revenues, and famous minds like Liberace, Pat Mears, Brigham Young’s Mormon settlers, and the Desert Inn lore as Nevada relies on gaming for tax income and prosperity.
Washington columnist recalls missed clues around J Edward Day resignation at the Postmaster General post. from Magnuson in New York to Salinger jokes and a birthday toast at Lavie Pearson’s party he notes Day’s anti establishment tone and quips about stamps and salaries.
Two Italian World War II veterans meet again after 18 years when their cars collide on a street in Adria. The reunion leads to an unexpectedly large hangout that exceeds their expectations.
A reader asks about clergymen duties amid the Washington march and Dr. King’s Birmingham letter. The piece argues clergy should guide believers toward moral law and reason, not break laws or dramatize protests.
Dave Regan reports a Lebanon letter from Bev Sawyer describing a busy summer with boating skiing swimming camping baseball games and a Dairy Queen visit. Messages update on Constantine De metriou and Eve West as absent friends. requests for visits and well wishes.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes attorney and witness behavior at the Old Bailey during Dr. Ward’s trial. She describes Vicki Barrett and Miss R. amid foreign press, compares British and American courtroom cultures, and recounts Inspector Herbert and defense counsel exchanges.
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