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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
9
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options by format and area. Rates include 6 cent weekday copies and 5 cent Sundays, with carriers charging 50 cents weekly, and mail rates of 12 dollars yearly in the trading area, 200 dollars outside, or 35 dollars to the USA.
The National Farmers Organization backs a milk dumping action to pressure processors for higher prices as contracts would require 60 percent of Midwest production. Critics warn waste offends supporters, while proponents insist the move signals economic warfare to gain producers a stronger voice.
Article notes a joint Soviet American space research program aimed at reducing duplication and advancing meteorology and magnetic field studies. It highlights broader benefits, Antarctic treaty parallels, and the hope of wider international participation, ending with a light remark on spring fashion and household bills.
Washington debates the 1964 foreign aid request as lawmakers from both parties criticize the program. Senators and representatives allege wasteful spending and demand significant cuts, citing projects from a luxury yacht to educational TV in Nigeria.
Tomorrow may bring deceptive influences in business and personal matters so use good judgment and avoid rash promises. For birthdays the year ahead looks productive with cooperation, noting key months June to September and October projects, plus favorable romance in May and June.
President Kennedy argues a tax cut could boost the economy but warns a recession may persist if Congress delays. Economists say the root causes are weak sales growth, uneven profits, rising costs, automation, and lagging job creation despite population increase.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Judy Garland criticising press coverage and admitting tears on stage. The piece notes industry reactions, fan impact, and Garland’s public image while touching on related entertainment headlines from London to New York.
The piece argues that tax cuts and increased government spending are temporary fixes. It calls for a major surgical operation: courageous public leadership, new and existing markets, and large capital to expand overseas and invest. It warns against relying on statistics or short-term remedies.
The Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary hosts its thirteenth Antiques Fair at the National Guard Armory on Main Street tomorrow through Sunday with hours 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday. Exhibitors travel from Duncanville Pennsylvania Detroit Milersville and Allen. Proceeds support camp for children and cancer patient aid. Also notes a half grown gray cat with orange flecks rabies risk after biting a South Avenue resident. efforts seek its location for observation.
The Washington scene features the Society For Indecency to Naked Animals protesting to clothe mounted figures including Mrs Kennedy and Caroline. The gag group aims to influence zoo keepers while a Washington pundit recalls a Metropolitan Club morning with four martinis per patron.
A British parliament member urges restoring Fahrenheit after a rough winter with Celsius readings. A medical columnist touts watermelon’s value and promotes a single easy pill. A University of Wisconsin freshman contemplates trying out for quarterback next fall. A commentator quips about women calling signals since Eve.
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