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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal in Ohio lists subscription rates for weekday to Sunday delivery 15 cents, city and suburban carrier 50 cents weekly, mail in trading area 12 dollars yearly, outside trading area 200 dollars, and outside US 35 dollars yearly. The paper, founded in 1857, is published daily by News-Journal Inc. The notice includes a Bible quote from First Corinthians 15.
The 1958 parole release of Nathan Leopold after 33 years in prison is praised as a successful rehabilitation. Critics are dismissed and the piece argues society gains more from reintegrating offenders than vengeance. It asserts eye for justice is outdated and notes broader observations on weather and floods.
Jim Bishop writes on the USS Enterprise and U S Navy dominance arguing carriers defend sea lanes and deter Soviet threat. He likens naval reach to a vast, mobile force with Polaris submarines and nuclear attack capabilities shaping global security.
Auto workers in Flint Michigan discuss a retirement at 60 campaign to create jobs for younger workers. The move would face resistance from older workers and could influence other unions amid 4.9 million unemployed nationwide and a six percent jobless rate.
A veteran view portrays the U S Navy future as an iceberg with seven eighths under water. Submarines rise as capital ships while carriers and cruisers deploy missiles and large flight decks. The piece reflects on vast maritime strength and future warfare dynamics.
In a House committee statement CIA Director John A. McCone outlines Cuba’s role in aiding Latin American subversion. He cites Cuban training of Venezuelan guerrillas, financing via couriers, and diplomatic missions as key assets, with Soviet and satellite links extending influence in Mexico Brazil Argentina Uruguay Bolivia Chile. Kennedy pledges to block this export.
Representative Gross questions timing of cancer surgery and Cuba policy. Mr. Martin replies there is no timetable for surgery and argues surgery could worsen the patient’s condition and raise global security issues. They describe U S policy as improvised, with hope for the best and fear the worst.
The piece urges residents to involve husbands in spring house cleaning, dispose of waste at the city landfill or via private haulers, and keep properties tidy to reduce pests. It details waste collection limits, fees for excess waste, and yard waste curbside rules from April through September.
A humorous diary style piece from Washington recounts George Dixon Kennedy and family lamenting media attention on their private life. It cites Macaroni the pony, a $50,000 house, and comments by Pierre Salinger about drafts and potential security concerns.
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