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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 6 cents per weekday, 15 cents Sunday, 50 cents weekly by carrier, $12 per year by mail in trading area, $20 per year outside trading area, and $35 per year outside the USA, all payable in advance. The paper is published daily by News Journal Inc, founded 1857.
Gen Lucius Clay tells American and West European business to build new plants in West Berlin to revive its future and turn it into a major industrial training hub. He argues that non military action could resist the Soviet pressure while Kennedy’s Berlin mission notes residents’ waning confidence. A Russian health official oddly advises abdominal breathing for women, without horse-like eating.
Tin City Alaska sits at the Seward Peninsula cape near the Arctic Circle as the westernmost U S outpost with 74 Air Force men and 14 civilians. It is icebound most of the year and communicates mainly by air. From this bleak town one can see Big Diomede Island across the Bering Strait, near the Soviet Union. The Air Force contingent operates Russian-tracking devices and rotates annually, with limited leisure amenities like movies and a snack bar to keep personnel content.
A legislative push demands annual written consent from all cooperative patrons to issue refunds as certificates or stock rather than cash. Critics say it aims to embarrass cooperatives and slow their work, while supporters claim bylaws already specify refund methods. The proposal is deemed unreasonable and impractical.
An extended tribute to the Taj Mahal and its origin, describing Shah Jahan's devotion to Mumtaz Mahal. The piece chronicles the queen’s life, their marriage in 1612, 14 children, and the mausoleum built 1631 by 20,000 artisans. It notes the architecture, symbolism, and the emperor’s sorrow after her death.
A Washington Post analysis argues that White House press transcripts misquote President Kennedy in several conferences. Tapes show altered words and omitted phrases, prompting calls for transcript checks against recordings to ensure accuracy and prevent misquotations in official records.
Washington debates Kennedy McCormack Lodge dynasties as Massachusetts voters face a four way race for the open senate seat. Teddy Kennedy Edward McCormack George Lodge and Larry Curtis vie with talks of a dynasty era ending or expanding across the White House and Congress. Senator Gale W Mc Gee calls the clash Americas all time dynastic battle.
Factographs note Ghada supplies 60 percent of the world's cocoa and cocoa products account for around two thirds of Africa's exports. Syria is stated to have a population near 4.5 million across 72 thousand square miles, while Egypt has a similar population and more than five times the land area.
A clipped note admires old fashioned housekeeping tasks from a daughter’s lesson plan and invites locals to form a Stamp Club tomorrow at 7 pm at the Civic Association Building. The club welcomes men women and youths 14 and under with adult supervision. organizers include Robert Brown George Brown Charles Fawes Edward Woodward and John Fitzwater.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes No Strings as a breakthrough on Broadway comparing it to My Fair Lady South Pacific and Oklahoma while praising Richard Rodgers for writing both music and lyrics. Also mentions Marcello Mastroianni stars in Bell Antonio earning $159000 and a quip from David Niven about live TV. Arthur B. Moss named Freedomland exec VP plans big show biz names.
A fragmented report notes scientists scouring Delaware caves for the missing link with scant results. The text hints at the state offering little in the way of promising caves, suggesting a limited underground landscape for clues.
Twenty years ago on Saturday March 21 1942 Winiford Richardson and Don L Lawson were the only local high school students certified as finalists in the district music competition at Miami University. E J Goldschmidt was named incident officer and L P Diefenbach headed Middletown Citizens Defense Corps emergency division to receive special training enabling them to command at any local war emergency scene.
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