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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
6
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The Rome agreement marks a significant step toward reduced tension as the United States and Soviet Union plan joint weather satellites and global communications experiments. Projections include Mars and Venus probes with coordinated data sharing, aiming for broader scientific collaboration and fewer duplications despite political strains. The Red Star hints at a Caribbean NATO and mocks Castro, noting a tense regional climate.
Dr. Fritz Freyham, head of clinical studies at the National Institute of Mental Health center, testified at a Senate subcommittee that tranquilizers are over used or abused by many Americans. He urged stronger warnings and cautioned against self prescription, noting the dangers of indiscriminate use and inappropriate use for various anxiety types.
Fulton Lewis Jr reports Brazil under Joao Goulart will gain 1.5 billion dollars in US aid used to expand trade with socialist bloc nations. The piece notes pro Communist figures in Brazil’s government and military purges, contrasting US aid with GOP concerns about subversion and national security.
The column predicts a productive Friday with skill and ingenuity paying off in career matters. Personal matters gain social momentum, and those born tomorrow should see solid progress in job and finances over the next three weeks with continued gains into the year.
A blue ribbon panel led by General Lucius D. Clay finds U S foreign aid wastes. President Kennedy thanks him for the report noting it comes after years of criticism by critics like Otto Passman Henry Hazlitt and Eugene Castle. The piece laments delayed acknowledgment of aid waste and praises Clay's committee for sound conclusions.
Washington AP says the nine member Supreme Court has a consistent liberal tilt in civil rights and individual freedoms due to Arthur J. Goldberg, with Byron White still undecided. The article reviews key 1962 63 decisions and notes White’s mixed record compared with Goldberg’s steady liberal stance.
A reflective piece urging renewal in spring, comparing human growth to plants and trees. It calls for shedding greed and prejudice, embracing new ideas and spiritual practice, and starting anew with freedom and growth aligned to nature.
George Dixon reports launching two splinter groups Liberal For Goldwater and Conservatives For Humphrey before the Witan Club in Akron. He cites Ohio as fertile for splinter bids with Senator Young seeking re election and possible GOP candidates including Taft Jr and Att Gen William Laxbe.
A medical columnist links misty weather to sore threats while noting high bills. Zadok Dumkopf cites scissors as a cure. New push button faucets for home use appear, and Detroit plans 300 Post Office jobs with over 50 000 applicants, undeterred by rain or snow or sleet.
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