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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1962
Page
4
A devotional quotation from Psalm 139 verses 23 to 24 appears in a daily column published by News-Journal Inc. The excerpt invites readers to seek inner truth and divine guidance in the path of righteousness.
Jim Bishop notes public claims that supporting UNICEF equates to aiding the enemy. Victor de Keyserling cites UNICEF vaccinations and treatments worldwide, arguing feeding and protecting hungry children is essential, not treachery. He urges more aid.
The piece catalogs criticism of Webster's Third International for deeming spoken language as guiding correctness. It features Dr. Philip B. Gove defending the dictionary and argues for ongoing standards against slovenly usage. It also recounts a Jerusalem Bethlehem travel vignette detailing Christian, Muslim, and Jewish sites and the contested Holy Sepulchre.
In a far reaching political theory a Pentagon insider and George Dixon discuss President Kennedy boosting Barry Goldwater from brigadier general to major general then lieutenant general and finally five star general in a calculated sequence. They view the move as a Machiavellian scheme to elevate Goldwater and shape the 1964 GOP nomination. The dialogue shifts to a Polish American Congress member and remarks on ideological distance between Edward Derwinski and John Kluczynski as a closing note.
A black and white dog loiters at Woodside Cemetery entrance, spurning food and friendly outreach. After three days he starts responding to Bob Konthner of Docs Monument Co, becoming a trained, well behaved companion while awaiting a rightful owner to claim him.
The National Education Association designates April as Teaching Career Month with aims to improve schools, attract new teachers, retain qualified staff, and inform the public about teaching opportunities. It notes teaching’s current prestige and the risk of job losses due to automation.
Washington editor argues foreign aid should not be blank check. He notes India’s Nehru and Krishna Menon press influence, Goa’s seizure, and Portugal NATO ties while urging a targeted approach and real outcomes rather than mere neutrality for American dollars.
Tomorrow brings excellent aspects for pursuing worthwhile goals and long range plans with strong support from business associates. For those born under Pisces, late March 1963 brings continued influence on job and finance with opportunities for travel and romance in June and July. Extravagance in early December is warned and nervous tension may arise in August.
Dorothy Kilgallen's celebrity circle includes Pearl Bailey hobbling with knee pain before surgery, Rosalind Russell promoting A Majority of One under a lure title, and Shirley Jones teased for a Best of Shirley TV special. Samuel Davis Jr. faces legal trouble, instrumentalists discuss unions, and Miles of showbiz chatter links Balanchine, Stravinsky, and Joshua Logan around Broadway and Hollywood projects.
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