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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices including per copy rates 6 cents for weekdays 15 cents for Sundays and weekly carrier rates 50 cents in city and suburbs. Mail options range from 12 dollars yearly in the trading area to 20 dollars outside it and 35 dollars outside the U S A per year. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
The article argues drivers often neglect turn signals due to carelessness or forgetfulness, though signals improve road safety by revealing others' intentions. It notes some derive petty satisfaction from signaling avoidance, but emphasizes the device aids traffic flow and warns against unpredictable moves at intersections.
The National Science Foundation, a key federal agency for science education and basic research, marks twelve years since its creation as Dr. Alan Waterman retires. Dr. Leland J. Haworth will succeed him, bringing experience from the Atomic Energy Commission and Brookhaven National Laboratory and a background in science teaching. He is expected to guide renewed efforts to boost science education.
Khrushchev praised corn flakes and potato chips during a speech implying a gradual shift away from strict Communist doctrine. He urged Soviet citizens to eat more corn as food and noted the cheap tasty nature of chips, suggesting hot dogs might follow if Americans influence continues.
Dr John Abel head of the American Dental Association described Soviet dentistry as primitive after a three week tour of Moscow Kiev and Leningrad. He found overworked dentists scarce equipment rare and dental practice limited with outdated clinics and poor training. He noted few high speed drills and minimal sterilization.
The late Lord Beveridge argued that wage and price stability is essential to prosperity and warned that sectional union bargaining can trigger inflation without real wage gains. His Beveridge report urged arbitration in collective bargains, standardized accounting, and responsible labor relations as foundations of a modern welfare state.
Serpent Mound in Adams County Ohio is the largest effigy mound in the United States. The feature is noted among various North American natural and cultural items in this compilation.
George Dixon argues that press agents and public relations counselors may be paid to shape news under false pretenses. He questions editors and publishers urging such practice and asks whether government spokesmen who manage the news undermine ethics and betray taxpayers. He cites Salinger and Sylvester as fictional examples and raises the possibility of impeachment if news is mishandled.
Vermont’s 90 year old Rose L Kent enters Mrs America pageant and bakes her own bread for 83 years fueling claims she wins our wife award for now.
The Middletown Fraternal Order of Police aids state patrolman J. R Farrell of Norwalk Post 39 with a 25 dollar check and urges city officers to help. Remembrance of the Baltimore and Ohio wreck at West Middletown recalls multiple agencies responding to prevent disaster. Mrs Mildred Batey seeks homes for two rescued cats from freezing weather and invites interested parties to call GA 2-189.
A 10 member committee concludes foreign aid will be needed but must be cut and more self help from recipients is required. The panel urges economy, cites near 100 billion dollars in aid since WWII, and critiques administration proposals while noting a potentially self serving view in places.
On March 26, 1963, floods of 1913 killed over 3,000 and spurred the building of detention reservoirs on the Miami River. The report discusses U S aid policy and military assistance to anti-communist nations, naming several countries and debating levels of aid and defense spending.
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