Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Publishing Details
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Space Timetable Signals Vigorous US Space Drive
Space timetable outlined by James Webb shows NASA plans for an orbital flight every two to three months, an 18 orbit flight of 24 hours, and a two man orbital flight by summer 1963. Webb hints a second astronaut team will join the program as Glenn emphasizes exploration builds long term dividends.
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James Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John H. Gienn
Webb
House Science Committee
Glenn
Washington
Perfume makes a comeback in male and female use
Fifty six years after a Ladies Home Journal editor mocked perfume as unfeminine, the piece notes perfume remains vital to makeup and is seen expanding into male use with after shave and cologne. It urges restraint, favoring a hint over a heavy scent.
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Ladies Home Journal
Milady
Taylor Model Basin and its naval testing legacy
Jim Bishop recalls Carderock Maryland and the David Taylor Model Basin where Admirals test ships. The facility uses a 1,200 foot towing channel and wind tunnels to predict ship performance and avoid costly mistakes.
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Carderock
Maryland
David W. Taylor
David W Taylor
U. S. Naval Academy
British Royal Naval College
U. S
Young Taylor Way
Navy
Taylor Basin
Government Must Make Business Succeed Says David Lawrence
In a column David Lawrence argues the Kennedy administration wastes funds on welfare while debt grows. He says confidence is the core issue for business investment and urges permanent depreciation reform and a stable long term plan to spur American enterprise.
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America
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Paul Harvey on Berlin, Russia, and freedom in crisis
Paul Harvey argues that Allied resolve over Berlin shows how bluffing by the Soviets can be called. He warns free nations risk upheaval when they tolerate too much dissent and liberal freedoms at home. He cites Moscow’s pressure, Khrushchev’s brinkmanship, and France's unrest to illustrate the danger of appeasing aggressors.
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Dean Rusk
Berlin
Soviet Union
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Hitler
Moscow
Rusk
Kremlin
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Pacific
Taylor
Kennedy
Berlie
France
Uless
Safety slogan contest judges named by Junior Chamber
Campbell Allen Armco safety director Police Chief Hugh King and the Rev Reuben Pieters of the Fast Presbyterian Church were named judges in a safety slogan contest for school children. PAUL BADEN elected president of the Butler County Bar Association with John Connaughton and Joseph Marr as officers and Walter Bender as treasurer.
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Campbell Allen
Armco
Hugh King
Reuben Pieters
Fast Presbyterian Church
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Paul Baden
Butler County
Butler County Bar Association
John Connaughton
Joseph Marr
Hamilton
Walter Bender
Middletown
Egyptian irrigation device and demographic shifts noted
The sakiya device uses clay jars and the endless chain principle in ancient Egypt. A newborn elephant weighs about 200 pounds. In the U S from 1940 to 1960 the under twenty population rose from about one third to nearly 40 percent while those over 65 grew from seven to ten percent.
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Egypt
United States
Firefighter Joyce Inspires Draft era Patriotism Letter Cite
Col John Glenn inspires renewed patriotism as Sgt Michael J Joyce of the 116h Sig Bn APO 39 writes of American unity across races and creeds. He recalls Middletown Fire Department service and praises Americans generosity, integrity, and sacrifice while praying to be worthy of serving the country. It asks if servicemen give cause for worry, concluding no.
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John Glenn
Michael J Joyce
APO
New York City
U. S. Forces
Seg
Joyce
Middletown
Hitches
Freedom Foundation
Valley Forge
America
Celebrities in Showbiz Circles Hit Headlines and Rumors
Dorothy Kilgallen heads fundraising for Actors Studio as Geraldine Page recovers from a down period. Hollywood buzz covers Hank Greenberg, Pat DiCicco, Bobby Kennedy Hoffa glare, Peggy Lee concert plans, Marilyn Monroe nuptials, Goulet Monroe offer, and Peter Lawford Buckingham link. Celebrity dating, engagements, and courtship rumors fill New York and Rome chatter with figures like Shelley Winters, Ralph Meeker, Laurence Olivier, and Richard Burton in play.
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Geraldine Page
Actors Studio
Hank Greenberg
Pat. DiCicco
James Ho
Feds
Bobby Kennedy
Mr. Hoffa
Marilyn Monroe
Camelot
Marilyn
Arthur Miller
New York
Frank Simatra
U. S
Juliet Prowse
Peer Lawford
Buckingham Livery
Rolls- Royces
Peter
Pat
el Morocco
Rolls-Royce
Buckingham
Shelley Winters
Erika
Ralph Meeker
April thermometer brings relief to voters
Zadok Dom kopf comments reveal a lighter mood as April arrives and the public eye turns to temperatures and polls. The remark hints at election dynamics where candidates face scrutiny and potential pushback from voters.
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