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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1962
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for city and suburban daily and mail editions, with rates 50 cents weekly for weekdays, 18 cents Sunday, $10 yearly by mail in trading area, $20 outside trading area, and $35 outside U S. A Bible verse quote concludes the item.
The cease-fire in Algeria shows negotiations can end long running disputes. De Gaulle pursued peace after 1958, with Evian delivering independence for Algeria and relief for France from costly conflict. Western powers may accept looser nuclear test ban controls, reflecting renewed NATO rapport.
The piece suggests Khrushchev spoke of a global rocket that could carry a nuclear bomb and reach any orbit point. It questions feasibility, noting satellite delivery may be harder than ICBMs and labels the idea possibly inflated by Kremlin talk. It also mentions FTC probes into cold remedies.
The piece notes Penn Station’s Doric columns will be salvaged after the 1964 World’s Fair and reerected in Flushing Park, preserving a New World echo of classical Greece amid New York’s skyline. It also mentions President Kennedy topping a best-dressed list, a status quo aside from the political angle.
Washington reports show the Americans for Democratic Action has many Democratic figures in government roles. Key figures include Ted Sorensen and Arthur Schlesinger Jr. along with Cabinet members and ambassadors. The piece notes Kennedy era tensions over ADA membership and asks if the president still feels uncomfortable with ADA members.
Adverse planetary aspects warn to watch finances and avoid extravagance and risky transactions. If your birthday falls tomorrow you enter a strong month for business and finances, with mid April bringing unexpected expenses but late 1962 offering good results. Personal relationships show romance in July and August, travel in those months, social life peaks in December and January. Avoid September tension and November extravagance. a child born today will be energetic and a born leader.
The Kennedy administration proposes H R 9900 to give the President final authority over tariff and customs decisions and bar any court review. The measure would remove due process protections, denying citizens the ability to seek relief in federal courts for government actions under tariffs and foreign trade.
Washington reports highlight Indianapolis Mayor Charles H. Boswell’s vow to curb Capehart with hardball style moves if he secures the Democratic nomination. Boswell pledges to punch and trip Capehart, while Capehart remains reserved and non combative. Boswell also urged support for Kennedy and Truman at a South Bend dinner, though he avoided endorsing motherhood.
A youth astronomy club emerges among Moscow pupils with a first lesson on countdown learning. Experts predict 81 million cars on U S roads by 1965. A diet turnback suggests cave man meals to curb obesity, while a Budapest paper accuses Austrian entertainers of poaching border guards. Police in Shrewsbury hunt a clock-stopping prankster erasing clock hands.
Dave Regan Note urges visitors to avoid crowding wards and giving medical advice. Emphasizes honesty and discretion, promising comfort comes from considerate conduct, not loud talk or broken promises.
The text advises visitors to enter quietly without gloom or morbid curiosity. It encourages cheerfulness without silliness and to respect the patient’s desire to share details. It warns against excessive sympathy and notes letting the patient offer information about the operation or situation.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Sinatra seeks favors, sparking a White House backlash. Wagner plans to confront Roy Cohn over a bus fare tale under oath, while Fox items hinge on Spyros Skouras and Elizabeth Taylor. Broadway gossip covers Montreal clubs, lawsuits, and Diana Fonda room decor amid a flurry of showbiz moves.
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