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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal in Ohio provides subscription prices for various delivery options. Rates include 15 cents per copy, 50 cents weekly by carrier, 12 dollars yearly by mail within the trading area, 20 dollars outside it, and 35 dollars outside the U S A.
The piece recalls the UN’s origins from a Moscow ministers conference and the 1945 San Francisco charter with 29 initial members. It argues membership costs under 1 percent of the budget, cites broad support and opposition, and warns withdrawal would harm global peace and Canada’s own interests.
The piece notes Canadian antiques often labeled as American Colonial, fueling Canadian irritation and possible export embargo talk. It contrasts American appetite for Canadiana versus New World mislabeling. It also highlights Stephanie Frangouiannis recovering from open heart surgery and the universal value of health.
Jim Bishop recounts an attempted diet to shed fat and regain his youth. He details giving up potatoes bread and candy, trading meals for broccoli salads and carrots, and notes his slow but steady loss of ten pounds in ten days. He jokes about family weight history and comic self awareness throughout.
David Lawrence argues that the United States must act decisively to stop a Communist takeover of Latin America. He cites Cuba as the frontline and warns that delay weakens the hemisphere and forces U S unilateral action under Monroe Doctrine principles to prevent Soviet influence and protect American interests.
Herbert H. Lehman, former New York governor and senator, will celebrate his 85th birthday with a Plaza Hotel dinner-dance in Manhattan this week, despite a recent broken hip from a Palm Springs fall. The event drew Democratic leaders nationwide, while Lehman dismissed changes to his plans.
A note on the 1783 creation of the first American-engraved map of the United States. It also mentions an average English word length of four letters, German development of gliding, 18 feathers in a peacock tail, limited knowledge of early Asian explorations, and historical royal bans on tobacco with severe penalties for repeated offenses.
A Middleton couple, with a baby, brought their boat to a winter drydock to sell it after buying it last summer. The caretaker offered warmth as they explained the boat was their sole asset needed to save the father’s farm, a poignant scene amid illness awareness and local cancer education events in Middletown.
The Supreme Court overturned Theodore R. Gibson's contempt conviction, ruling that legislative inquiries into private organizations must have a legitimate aim and cannot pry into private membership lists. The decision protects free association while allowing state probes into subversive activity when justified.
Milt the sterling printer calls that a true optimist is a motorist who sees service stripes as scratches. A British baronet loses a 10 pounds a week bartending job. Oh well. $28 isn’t noble.
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