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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options including in city and suburban carrier rates, seven day mail plans, and international pricing. It notes publishing daily by News-Journal Inc since 1857 and includes a Bible verse.
The article argues the United States should temper warnings to avoid provoking Israel while facing the United Arab Republic federation. It notes Israeli nervousness about Egypt Syria and Iraq unity under UAR and Jordan demonstrations, warning against aggressive threats or expansion into Jordan.
Citizens condemn the murder of William L Moore who was shot during a march across Alabama to dramatize integration. The incident underscores the dangers faced by those advocating equal rights. Moore died claiming the martyr status of his cause, with others noting the broader stakes in the fight for civil rights.
The article discusses Nixon and Eisenhower era uses of unleash to push exiled Cuban and Chiang Kai-shek actions. It questions potential risks of invasion and the imperial reaction, noting the lack of decisive outcomes and the danger of provoking a broader conflict in Cuba and beyond.
The life story of Frank Bettger shows how early failures in baseball and insurance selling were overcome by electrifying enthusiasm. He turned cautious starts into a stellar career after embracing Ralph Waldo Emerson’s idea that nothing great is achieved without enthusiasm.
The California Bankers Association says the state has enough motor cars to circle the globe bumper to bumper. The debate frames traffic as a world heater topic while Hollywood TV shifts from B films to potential star vehicles.
On Saturday April 13 about 900 youngsters at Clayton Street Church of God released roughly 300 helium balloons each bearing a note inviting recipients to Sunday School at 2010 Clayton St Middletown Ohio The farthest balloon was found in Greensboro North Carolina about 300 miles away and the finder sent a note to the church The wind was strong and cold and only two responses arrived one from Mrs R K Layton Greensboro NC and another from Ronald Cordle Cherokee Ky The Chicago area note mentions other local tidbits from Lebanon Ohio and a humorous classified ad mixup in Morehead City NC plus a grave case at a funeral home.
Dorothy Kilgallen fatigued by Broadway season plans a recuperative sea voyage to Italy. Olive White, Kim Novak's stand in, pursued by Christian Browning while 18 year old Olive faces romance. Daphne du Maurier's son Cameron Browning courted. Dublin observers expect Helen Traube to quit nightclub appearances. Eddie Fisher reports Ann-Margret showed strong interest at L A airport. Chris Connor gains bounce from James Romanelli as suitor. Rex Harrison's billboard changes prompt a retry by sign painters. Danny Kaye sparks talk of six months of sellout Broadway work. A Hollywood beauty hides repeated NY trips for personal reasons. Bert Conn Roy cast as Cary Grant in Act One film adaptation parrot role. Hedy Lamarr recuperates from minor hand surgery. Licia Albanese records first pop album for RCA Victor. Mirisch Company eyeing Peter Duchin for three-picture deal. Judith Ann Makowski spokes out against beauty pageants in Datebook. She cites the emotional cost and limited access to loved ones after winning Miss Michigan 1960.
Former model agent Harry Conover deals with a New York Family Court arrears dispute over child support. If resolved, he could shift careers toward animal training work, possibly with Hugh.
John Chamberlain discusses the switcheroo era where opposites define politics and public rhetoric. He cites President Carter era logic, Laos policy, Harriman, Mao, and Congress, noting a shift from principle to rhetoric and veto power amid a world of contradictory ideas.
James Marlow analyzes Churchill and Wilson as lifelong power seekers who used oratory to sway minds. The piece contrasts Churchill’s wartime leadership and postwar neglect with Wilson’s idealism and Senate battles over the League of Nations, noting their lasting legacies and flawed postwar visions.
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