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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal in Ohio lists per copy and mail subscription prices including weekly, Sunday, city carrier, and mail options with annual rates for trading and outside areas and overseas. The notice quotes a Bible reference about a lamp not being put under a bushel.
The Commerce Department launches a twofold plan to spur faster growth through industry analyses of sales profits exports and investment and through ongoing consultations with industry leaders to improve performance. Secretary Hodges says growth depends on business recognizing opportunities and responsibilities, while critics say business appears anti administration.
The article critiques Barry Goldwater's stance in Why Not Victory and editor William R. Mathews of the Arizona Daily Star charges a desire for a preventive war to curb Communist power. It cites Mathews questioning the practicality of an ultimatum to the Soviet Union and cautions against relying on rigid absolutes in foreign policy while noting Congress's persistent debt ceiling raises.
Norman V Peale discusses self appraisal and renewal through a confidential questionnaire. A manager uses the test to help an employee avoid resignation, showing self knowledge as the start of wisdom. A professor’s slump is reversed by a yearlong renewal plan in a mountain cabin, Bible study, and disciplined living.
The National Confectioners Association notes a 20 percent rise in chocolate bar consumption last year. A Westhampton Bath and Tennis Club pro suggests warming up for tennis with a 15 minute Twist dance, though readers joke about preferring the couch afterward.
Frank Morgan, The Journal's reporter, endures a wild week from a jail escape in Warren County to a pane crashing a door and a dove landing on a refugee’s forearm. He covers fires and council meetings, is hospitalized, and returns to work amid media chaos and local curiosity.
The article recounts Mary Jones of the Department of Agriculture in Washington being dragged from her office and confined in a mental institution for 12 days before psychiatrists deemed her sane. It notes political fallout, U S House probing Billie Sol Estes, and calls by Senator John Williams and Congressman Bob Dole about political manipulation and civil liberties violations.
Hollywood producer Ross Hunter explains his approach to moviemaking, stressing entertainment through beauty and lavish production. He discusses remakes and star casting, Lana Turner in particular, noting high budgets, lavish wardrobes, and strong box office returns as proof of his formula.
George Sokolsky argues for the medical profession, recounting personal survival due to doctors. He praises research funding, hospital care, and dedicated physicians who make house calls, stressing the value of hospitals and medical advances over nostalgia for a bygone era.
A note claims nine tenths of Canadians live in a narrow belt about 200 by 4,000 miles. It adds gorillas may not be as ferocious as once thought when cornered, though they fight fiercely.
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