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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
4
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Chief Justice Warren warned that science outpaces law and needs a peaceful international setting. He warned that without firm legal controls, nuclear weapons and space advances risk deadly consequences. The Nassau agreement with Britain faces congressional opposition while De Gaulle wields wide influence.
A panel of experts suggests a large animate object may inhabit Loch Ness, backing the claim with photographs of salmon reacting to a mysterious something. The report stirs renewed interest among Nessie fans though no direct sighting is claimed.
The article discusses Cuba under Raul Castro facing tightening economic straits with rationing spreading from food to clothing. It notes shortages, reliance on Soviet aid, and growing discontent that could threaten the regime despite its entrenched military.
In a Din ty Moore’s meal, Jim Bishop recounts a chance encounter with Jed Harris, theatrical producer and controversial figure. Harris, 63, talked of his hits like The Front Page and Our Town, his book Watchman What of the Night, and his wealth ambitions while lingering over brandy and memories of foes.
In William the Conqueror’s era timber cutting in royal forests was a crime. France later claims that marriage to a French citizen makes a person a French citizen, extending national status through matrimony.
The article urges the United States to openly condemn the Soviet Union for sending missiles and troops to Cuba. It calls for formal world action, argues Washington should defend U S interests, and criticizes silence from Kennedy administration and officials on exposing Moscow’s plan and mobilizing world opinion.
Adlai Stevenson moves toward improved Anglo American ties while dating Dorothy Tutin. Open End controversy stirs viewers fluent in Hungarian as Peter Howard discusses a Hungarian conversation. A jazz star frets over his wife's pill habit and Brenda Lee plans a spring England tour with Little Gerhard. Thelma Ritter walks with a cane after an injury. Sophie musical heads to a 10 week pre Broadway tour amid hoped for more material. Danny Thomas expands shows and charity work in Las Vegas. Janet Leigh rages over Tony Curtis marriage to Christine Kaufman. Lake St Clair described as broad inlet between Lake Huron and Lake Erie. Imogene Coca returns to Gr indl on NBC. NYC clubs feel tax confusion and strikes. doctors review TV scripts. Goulet to be free by March 12 as divorce looms. Faye Emerson to star opposite Martin Gabel in The Children at Their Games. Franco Rossellini arrives in New York sans Countess Marina Cicogna who trips to Italy.
Readers are asked to drop off old license plates to benefit the Kennedy School for the Deaf in Deyton. Proceeds from plate sales fund a teacher training scholarship. The school relies on these donations as a major revenue source to train teachers in lip reading and speech.
Washington column lampoons Senator Edward M Kennedy and Loch Ness monster as after ski pants fashion icons. The piece jokes that both stories may be staged to boost tourism while imagining rival monsters in U S waters and questioning press sensationalism.
A Michigan scientist hints that future lab work could make smart pills possible enabling education at a drugstore corner. Canadian tests suggest memory benefits if one remembers to take them. Other items note a college boy stunt in a clothes dryer and shifting consumer buying trends.
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