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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1961
Page
4
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The National District Attorneys Association contends sensationalism harms justice while acknowledging reporters can aid investigations. A vivid example recalls a case where a reporter uncovered the killer's self-inflicted death, freeing an innocent woman. Public demand for swift news is tempered by risk of overzealous reporting. Outer space is likened to city parking woes.
The plan aims to speed up progress with long term aid and cooperative effort. Leaders across Latin America show support while dissenters include Fidel Castro who calls it alms. Argentine and Chilean officials seek clearer funding details but many leaders intend to help realize the plan. Senator Goldwater notes broad support for conservative principles.
The piece argues no one truly needs more horsepower yet some manufacturers plan to increase horsepower in certain models to aid sales pitches. If pursued, automakers may push the horsepower race forward, slowing progress toward Detroit's responsible limits, while noting Moscow's tendency to Laos things up in Asia.
Jim Bishop argues historical portrayals of Indians are biased and evasive. He recalls betrayals, battles, and massacres from Tecumseh to Tippecanoe, notes violence in both sides, and critiques Hollywood clichés about Indian women and warriors while stressing realism in history.
Twenty years ago on Thursday March 20 1941 Canton McKinley defeated the Middies 30 to 28 in Columbus opening the tournament. The Middies led early in the fourth quarter and the game stayed in doubt until the final 40 seconds. The same school had beaten the Middies by two points in 1937 in the first tournament game. The F H McGraw Construction Co won a $9 million contract to build a U S Naval air station in Bermuda employing about 1500 men yearly.
In Washington discussions center on Adlai Stevenson as the United States seems to maneuver quietly at the United Nations. Critics ask why the U S voted with the Soviet Union on Portugal and Angola and why private talks with Gromyko appear to trade Hungary for limiting debate. The piece notes U N involvement, Portugal’s NATO alliance, and the tension between internal issues and external scrutiny including Hungary and South Africa.
The piece argues Teheran Papers reveal Roosevelt Stalin Churchill deals and secrecy. It questions publication suppressions, noting Harriman’s role and the need for full disclosure to judge Potsdam and Yalta outcomes, nuclear era policy, and Khrushchev’s behavior toward Eisenhower.
In France lactographs feature butter scented with flowers while distant sites reveal unique curiosities. A Ballistic Missile Early Warning installation at Thule Greenland demands power to light a city of about 30,000. The New York Public Library traces its founding to 1895 and Bilboes refer to iron bars with sliding shackles once used on prisoners.
Dave Regan muses on the arrival of spring at 3:32 p.m. and recalls straw hats and old fashions. He notes summer starts June 21 and reflects on styles returning, from bareheaded looks to caps for golfers and drivers as the season shifts.
Washington columnist outlines the unspoken rules for catching President Kennedy’s attention during White House press conferences. He argues the fence around questions stays up and suggests five core questions plus tips on how to present oneself, timing, and voice to secure a clearest exchange.
Estrellita Tl he 6 st al re yv For Tomorrow advises caution in business finance and family matters. Those with a birthday this month should seize opportunities, though after March success may wane. a year of effort, with romance and domestic ties likely to flourish, and a potential health risk for a child born today.
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