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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1962
Page
6
Middletown Ohio postal matter lists subscription rates for six days by mail and city delivery. Rates cover weekday six cent price, Sunday fifteen cent, in-city corner delivery fifty cents weekly, and annual mail options for trading and outside areas. Published by News-Journal Inc. founded 1857 with a biblical motto.
The narrator describes a Hong Kong medical visit with a Chinese nurse, an English doctor, and fellow patients. A pain frail elderly woman hobbling with a hurt foot, a Hindu mother and child nearby, and an American traveler, Jack Sullivan, in the room frame a moment of clinic life. The doctor prescribes eye drops for conjunctivitis and exchanges light banter about India and travel.
The FTC may issue firm advance rulings on legality of activities in advertising labeling and pricing, improving certainty for businessmen. Rand Dixon says the move aligns with the commission's purpose to remove uncertainty before action, though the complex law means readings alone are insufficient. Kennedy signs the bill raising the national debt limit, prompting taxpayer commentary.
A broad initiative led by the Committee for Economic Development targets widespread economic illiteracy. The plan includes CBS College of the Air broadcasts, 160 half hour sessions five days weekly, and 25 000 high school material packets.
The piece notes Harry Edward Kennedy as the president's brother running for Senate in Massachusetts, one of the few to reach 30. It recalls Henry Clay in 1797 at 29, Rush Holt in 1934, and weighs whether youth undermines firmly held beliefs. Holt’s career cautions young aspirants to reflect before seeking high office.
The Supreme Court edges toward reviewing the ratification method of the Fourteenth Amendment and its legality. The piece argues that the court has limited itself by invoking the political questions doctrine, raising questions about Congress's power to seat states and potential changes to constitutional amendment processes.
A Paris jewelry store was held up and looted of gems valued at 12000. The same store was robbed last December. Police pursue suspects amid clues suggesting the bandits favored the samples.
Senator Mansfeld recalls a Derby Line Rock Island border tale about a strict Canadian customs officer and a taxed walkway. Other Washington stories feature Senator Young on medical lobbying by doctors and Senator Hickenlooper’s tale of patronage and a contented, underworked aide seeking change.
20 Years Ago item notes Jess Johnston Homer Kirby Art Leppich Robert Sullivan Leo Smith and John Domineck named best in the southwest Ohio Elks district. American Legion Post 218 military affairs chair A Lampe says Legion resolution backing tougher war effort approved by 55 Ohio posts.
The article urges contributions to the Red Cross at 125 S Main Street to meet flood and fire relief needs. It notes broad disaster work nationally and locally highlights Gray Ladies and training programs, stressing continued support for preparedness and daily service by volunteers.
Dorothy Kilgallen argues the Benny Paret vs Emile Griffith bout reveals why some seek prize fighting for money and recognition rather than necessity. She notes Paret earned about 50 000 in one night while others pursue calmer lives, and she calls for reflection on fame and violence.
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