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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal outlines in town circulation and mail rates for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 50 cents weekly in-city delivery, 12 dollars yearly in area, 20 dollars outside trading area, and 35 dollars outside the U S A with advance payment required.
The article argues that television is not a suitable substitute for child care and warns that prolonged exposure to media may harm young minds. It notes moms often use TV to keep children quiet, but stresses potential deeper emotional and developmental risks.
The article argues bald tires cause many crashes and cites New York's law banning driving on tires below minimum tread. It urges other states to adopt similar rules to remove defective vehicles from roads and emphasize driver responsibility.
Top management supports the new IRS expense account rules seeing collateral benefits for the treasury. Comptrollers note vouchers already show reduced lavish spending with steak lunches giving way to hamburger meals as expense abuses face a stricter oversight. The move is welcomed as timely and essentially good for cutting excess expense abuses.
Jobie Arnold, 32, sole woman handicapper in America, ranks among the top five and shares two thirds win accuracy with Russ Harris. Based in Miami after Gulfstream Park, she analyzes horses with dawn workouts, notes leg swelling and coat shine, and writes selections for multiple papers. She avoids betting and pursues journalism, living with her father and young son Donnie.
President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev appear cautious after tense talks as Laos Vietnam and Yemen flare with renewed fighting. The piece notes反 on dangers of escalation, references to Fidel Castro, and Khrushchev's tentative mood amid ongoing Cold War pressures.
Horoscope signals social and domestic harmony with progress possible in work through new ideas, but warns caution in late PM finances. Birthday prosperity hinted as luck rises with travel and romance, while mid-year slowdowns appear in June July September and December. Kennedy Khrushchev notes reflect cautious global tension.
The piece argues that Nelson Rockefeller’s divorce and remarriage would hardly affect his presidential prospects. It notes Catholics may be wary of divorce but polls show varying views, and offers that national outcomes depend more on party programs than personal life. It contrasts Rockefeller with Goldwater and cites past elections where negative sentiment shaped results.
Dave Regan announces a three week West trip after years away due to illness and hospital time. He hopes to recharge, find new material, and visit family, especially a niece now nearing teens, while enjoying mild humidity and sunny days in the vast western landscape.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Seven Days in May film friction with Pentagon edits and a Broadway star baby birth. She notes a Nashville backed mega music deal, a Harlem multi‑million amusements center, Brando and Belafonte evenings, Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy roles, and Carol Burnett Broadway plans.
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