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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1962
Page
4
The Middleton 2 Middletown S Broad at First Ave lists subscription rates for Sundays and daily editions. Details include carrier, in-city, and mail rates, with overseas pricing and advance payment notes. Published daily by the Middleton newspaper.
Kennedy backs U S business in foreign regions to aid development and profit, but fear of expropriation looms after a Rio Grande state confiscated an eight million dollar U S telephone. State action harms both U S interests and alliance reliability as U S industry weighs further steps and policy responses. U two pilot Francis Powers offers a separate, awaited account.
The article discusses the challenge of identifying gifted students at early stages and public attitudes toward special education. It notes lawmakers and educators weighing universal education against targeted identification and potential discrimination. A Midwest school act addresses gifted programs and athletic coaching influence in student assessment.
A drunken man involved in a car accident is taken to hospital hours after arrest, then jailed without timely medical care. The piece questions police and medical response norms, noting missed chances to save a life and urging better recognition of intoxication and need for treatment.
The text discusses education funding and policy issues in suburban Ohio, mentioning investment, gifted education concerns, and expectations for progress. It references US firms, national debates, and a House discussion while noting unclear details and fragmented phrases.
Senator Keating, after a nine country fact finding tour, criticizes Western East West trade as aiding the Communist bloc. He cites heavy Western tech exports to the bloc and argues NATO nations have fueled Communist growth. Keating urges stronger controls and opposes easing restrictions despite prior proposals.
Fragmentary report mentions a man held in jail and a fatal injury linked to drunkenness. It references signs of injury and medical procedure, with vague notes on lapses in sleep and possible police oversight.
The Stars Say For Tomorrow emphasizes tact and harmony today as many people are touchy before noon. If your birthday tomorrow, look ahead now. The current month is strong for the year with foresight and planning boosting financial outcomes.
Washington notes praise for John Glenn as a humble patriotic hero. The article recalls past American figures who combined military service with public duty, compares their careers, and hopes Glenn will continue to contribute to science and national service.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Marilyn Monroe invited to stay at Barbara Haeen's Cuernavaca home while Kim Novak heads to the Austrian Alps. TV chatter covers Mafia porn profits, Carol Channing with Caroline Kennedy, James Donovan's U 2 swap story, and Montand in a German Three Penny Opera. Debates on Deborah Kerr spark.
Guy de la Passardier heads foreign dept at Martin Goodman Agency. Bernstein vows no chair changes at the New York Philharmonic. Corigliano stays put per prior statements. Plus notes on Groucho Marx cameo, Hugh O Brian Broadway turn, Nixon Copenhagen speech rumor, and other showbiz chatter.
Day Regan notes dogs are wonderful pets when cared for and trained but many people mistreat or misunderstand them. He warns about child and adult behavior around dogs, citing 600000 bite incidents last year. Advice includes supervision, training involvement, feeding manners, and careful handling to prevent bites.
The article notes Rep J Ed Roush of Indiana set the fastest delivery of George Washingtons farewell address in 4 minutes 2.1 seconds while Sen Jennings Randolph of West Virginia delivered it in 68 minutes 8 seconds. It also mentions Washington did not deliver the speech himself and that the address appeared in Claypoole s American Daily Advertiser in 1798.
MAPLE PARK Junior High School defeated Hamilton Wilson 26 to 22 to claim the Buer County basketball championship. Combs, Maple Park guard, led with 12 points as Middletown police investigated a well organized jewelry theft valued at 10,000 at Spencer Jewelry Store, with owner E L Daneman noting recent heavy stocking.
A science note explains that surface waves ride on a lake or sea while the water itself largely returns to near the same spot. A radar type unusable for tracking has found some practical use. A United States labor force figure lists twenty eight million Americans aged over forty five.
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