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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with per copy and weekly rates, including city carrier, trading area, outside trading area, and international pricing. It notes prepayment requirements, daily publication by News-Journal Inc. and adds a Proverbs 31:28 blessing.
American exporters report rising demand for U.S. goods in Western Europe despite tariff increases. Merchants attribute the strength to superior American merchandise and quality, with quotas lifting and growing purchasing power in the European Economic Community. OAS terrorists target Algeria, while Moslems oppose their violent methods.
Summer brings more hazards for children including water incidents and street risks. Abandoned refrigerators pose death traps when doors close on crawl-ins. Disposing or fixing doors reduces suffocation risk. fences guard pools and teach not to run in streets. Safety measures lower, though do not guarantee, accidents.
Speculation on global weather control via satellites is contrasted with a push for do it yourself kits. The piece imagines dialing localized rain or sunshine for events like golf while noting advances in consumer electric cars, including a model limited to 35 mph for safety.
Norman V. Peale recalls a casual cockpit visit aboard a small local DC-4 service. The pilot explains handling a plane with a stick and altitude eye, guiding a novice into cloud corridors and finally turning a typhoon into a tailwind by choosing the wind's direction, then linking trouble to opportunity through faith and resolve.
The National Geographic Society explains that destructive waves result from wind driven action, submarine earthquakes, volcanoes, and earth slides rather than tides. Storm waves on the Atlantic coast cause damage but are dwarfed by undersea upheavals, with some waves speeding over 500 miles per hour. Captain Bligh’s treatment of sailors crossing the Equator is labeled brutal and inhuman. The European brown bear has existed since Roman times and is found nearly worldwide. Projections show the United States will have over a million children by 1945.
Armco pilots test the Grumman Gulfstream two engine executive plane replacing the old DC3. The new craft seats up to ten and emits a jet like but softer sound while workers recall long service hours and discuss curious hour counts. Memorial Day events include Cub scout Eddie Harbach leading a parade and a quiet post parade family routine ending with sleeping children after prayers.
Paul Harvey describes rising Republican gains at precinct level across the South Texas and South Carolina. Midland precincts show conservatives gaining clout, with meetings expanding from 29 to 125 attendees per convention and 15 resolutions per session, while San Angelo remains low.
George Sokolsky profiles Vivien Kellems as a candidate for the Republican nomination for United States Senator in Connecticut. The article notes her anti withholding tax stance, small business experience, sale of her business, and views on tax burden, industrial competition, and the role of small manufacturers. It argues her background could inform Senate work on tax and economic policy.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes include Nora Haymes surgery plans with insurance payouts for the operation. Washington fears over Philippines’ possible annexation of North Borneo. A former child star faces a multi million dollar stock swindle case. Marie McDonald teases Harry Karl in Latin Quarter act. Porter’s Ship of Fools sale to film near 500000 dollars. Martha Raye rumors and Arline Golonka wedding with Mike Longo. Lugosi vs Fields revival theater laughs draw Harlem approval for Carl Dunbar at Carver Federal. Reader letters mix political views with Kennedy profile and election talk. Independent stance noted, readers urged to raise opinions.
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