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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1962
Page
5
Lebanon and Beirut Flight 114 Amid Eastern Med Weather
Jim Bishop recalls Pan American 114 landing in Beirut amid a fierce storm. The DC-6 navigates 1000 foot overcast, a wall of rain, and precise piloting to meters above the sea. The trip introduces Beirut’s Phoenician hotel scene and a mix of ancient ruins with modern travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Cyprus
Rome
Mediterranean
Nicosia
Byblos
Airways
Irish Pride and Progress Highlight Middletown St Patrick Day Event
Tomorrow Middletown hosts a $50 dinner as Irish residents celebrate progress from prejudice to prominence. Speakers include Harry Golden, a Jew who overcame bias in the Jim Crow South, and Frank Parker, an Italian tenor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Middletown
Harry Golden
Frank Parker
St. Patrick
Ireland
Army seeks mandatory troop education on communism and democracy
An editorial argues for a standardized, well planned Defense Department program to educate service members about communism, democracy, and the cold war. It criticizes inconsistent military indoctrination and urges commanders to follow a unified plan. Castro attends a Havana ball game, ending rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Defense Department
Pentagon
Public Service Faces Challenge in Attracting Talent
The piece notes three regional conferences in Philadelphia Kansas City and Seattle under the American Society for Public Administration and the Public Personnel Association to raise the prestige of public service and recruit top workers. It cites education better pay and rewarding careers as keys and ends with a light remark on Soviet technicians leaving Communist China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Seattle
American Society For Public Administration
Public Personnel Association
Those Open Spaces and the Sahara Find a Long-Lost Biplane
A French camel corps in the Sahara uncovered the wrecked English pilot’s biplane missing for nearly thirty years. The story recalls vast lonely places and the unsigned tragedy of a pilot racing toward Capetown, offering a reminder that the world remains much larger than daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara Desert
Sahara
Capetown
Censorship Topic Spurs Debate on Policy and Free Speech
George E. Sokolsky argues censorship should align with policy, not suppress free speech. He cites Kennedy administration limits on officials, examples of General Walker and General Decker, and warns that past policy missteps with Soviet Russia erode public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Edwin A. Walker
B. A. Schriever
Air Research and Development Command
Kennedy
America
George H Decker
Army
Thurmond
Soviet Russia
Robert F. Kennedy
Germany
Broadway gossip and showbiz links from Paris to New York
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Tony Perkins dating Pascale Roberts in Paris where she acts in The Front Page French version. Dinah Shore still wears her wedding ring on stage in Florida. Osvaldo Perkins, Tony’s father, is cited. Tony Bennett and Johnny Mercer duet at Copacabana. Marilyn Monroe buys Beverly Hills furniture. Eddie Fisher engagement at Waldorf delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Perkins
Paris
Pascale Roberts
Tony
Osgood Perkins
Dinah Shore
Florida
Mme
Rene Juilliard
Francoise Sagan
Buffalo
CY Fever
Ernie Martin
Hollywood
Gaby Palazzolo
John Barrymore, Jr
John
Rome
U. S
Cara Williams
Chubby Checker
Tony Bennett
Copacabana
Johnny Mercer
Johnny
Marilyn Monroe
Beverly Hills
Jerome Robbins
Paul Henreid
Mimi
Waldorf « Astoria
Eddie Fisher
Empire Room
Dickie’ Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie
Liz
Dickie
Mama
Sybil
Bill
Jose Jiminez
Dana
Ethel Kennedy Receives Green Scooter After Rome Lunch
George Dixon reports on the Kennedys world tour prank gifting Ethel Kennedy a bright green scooter with an orange crash helmet reading Crash Kennedy after a Rome lunch. Newsmen recall athletic escapades from Tokyo to Bangkok and a dance in Indonesia during the U S information program tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ethel Kennedy
Crash Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Kennedys
William M. Beecher
The
Wall Street Journal
Henry Suydam
Time-Life
Anthony Lewis
New York Times
Robert A. Haeger
U. S. News and World Report
Rome
Phil Sheffler
CBS
John Dominis
Life
U. S
Ethel
Bobby
Attorney Generals
Bobby Kennedy
McLean
Tokyo
Bangkok
USIA
Indonesia
Don Wilson
Usias No. 2
State Department
World’s largest university aims at football glory
The text touts the National University of Mexico with 90 000 students as a potential source of players for a strong football team. It humorously notes global claims of prestige and hints at the university's broad scale and athletic potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National University of Mexico
District winners honored in American Legion essay contest
Paula Snyder and Betty Jean Grant, 1st and 12th grade district winners, advance to state competition for their essays. Max H. Stamper Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Stamper, of Yankee Road, represented Stetson University at the Southern Conference of International Relations Clubs in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Snyder
Betty Jean Grant
American Legion
Max H. Stamper JR
Max H. Stamper
Yankee Road
Stetson University
Atlanta
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News-Journal Inc
Jim Bishop
Kelly
Phoenicia
Middle East
Jerusalem
Fez
Sidon
Tyre
Damascus
Syria
India
Far East
Ulation
Dave Regan
White House
Castro
Havana
Communist
China
George E. Sokolsky
Walker
Moscow
Russia
Red China
Dorothy Kilgallen
Broadway Bulletin Board
Jackie Gleason
Poppa
New York
Paramount Brass
Joseph Bennett
George Dixon
Ecuador
Barney Oldfield
Eff Dubya
Colonel Glenn
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Dennis the Menace
Alice
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