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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for 7 day delivery by carrier or mail, with in city and suburban rates per week, yearly mail options for trading areas, and prices outside the trading area and abroad. The notice notes entry details, publication by News-Journal Inc. and founding year 1857.
A Chicago psychiatrist notes that neurotic competitiveness can propel executives to success while also harming health and home life. He urges balancing drive with adjusted goals and self awareness to avoid excessive, costly pursuit of advancement.
A discussion notes a rise in art activity from painting to literature while warning mass culture does not prove true artistic maturity. It cites seven million households with art, ten million painting, eleven million playing instruments, and lists readers of comics and viewers of Westerns.
The two proposed medicare measures share a focus on hospital care for the aged and health insurance under Social Security. The administration proposal resembles the rejected plan but with more flexibility, while the Republican variant lets beneficiaries opt for private insurance with government funding if desired.
A reader confesses belligerence blocks her progress, citing politics and a highway crash caused by anger. Norman V Peale urges self knowledge to overcome self defeat, noting patterns like self pity and nervous anxiety. He advises counseling or a friend to help understand underlying faults and to seek truth about oneself.
In the new Armco movie Main Street U.S.A Today a 1925 breakfast scene shows a steelworker’s toast. The original toaster failed. bread was toasted off set then moved into the scene. Arlene Akerman sourced authentic era costumes from Lebanon museums. Kenny Neal loaned a 1923 Buick. The piece blends early black and white footage with later color, and notes authentic wardrobe. Other notes include a birthday prank and light word lore on pa jama s versus pa-jah-mas and washcloth usage.
Factographs note that few Royal Canadian Mounted Police remain mounted with vehicles and aircraft as their steeds. The Minute Man statue stands in Lexington Massachusetts. Vermont joined the Union after the original colonies. Hudson Bay lies within Canada. Washingtons mother left her plate glass mirror to him in her will. Stephen Hales first measured blood pressure in 1733.
The piece mocks a three year tax cut while noting concealed tax hikes and red tape. It argues Social Security and local taxes rise, deductions shrink, and business incentives fade amid a sweeping proposal. The author calls for a universal 30 percent cap with no deductions or exemptions and centralized income tracking.
John Chamberlain writes about compulsory union shop coverage and his own wartime Guild experience at Fortune and Time Inc. He recalls confrontations with Communist influence, a fight to preserve voluntary membership, and his stance that a forced union contract would threaten independent writing work and freedom of dissent.
Broadway gossip lists Kay Starr facing potential marital strain at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe as she begins a new engagement. Greta Garbo documentary with Joan Crawford as narrator. Kennedy clan eyeing Bay Area estate for a Summer White House. Robert Goulet allegedly earning 40000 for two weeks in Toronto.
A Keokuk resident is officially declared the winner of an Iowa legislative seat by seven votes after a decision by the state House of Representatives. The outcome hinges on a narrow margin and underscores the slim path to victory in local politics.
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