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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists circulation details and prices. Subscriptions are available by carrier or mail in various regions with annual rates. The paper, published daily since 1857, urges kindness and forgiveness from its readers.
Senator Kuchel of California condemns John Birch Society and similar groups for fear mongering. He notes 10 percent of his 60,000 monthly letters warn of imagined threats, including UN troops and Chinese forces on the Mexican border. Khrushchev and Castro are invoked to contrast real politics with sensational rumors.
Community leaders back the Tyrone Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis as a true community venture with a repertory company led by Sir Tyrone Guthrie. The project relies on local support and aims to broaden American theater beyond Broadway. An economist notes women must be mathematicians to manage supermarket shopping, and endurance.
Observers note that mixing boys with boats on open water can be both fun and dangerous. Home made vessels made from oil drums and rotting planks raise risk of sudden tragedy if rules are ignored. Supervised voyages and firm indoctrination can reduce harm while preserving safe play.
The Charlotte Observer writer Kays Gary details his bond with Sister Marie Patrice of Belmont North Carolina who runs Holy Angels Nursery for disabled babies. The piece notes Baby Maria seven years old, her rescue and operation's funding struggles, and a plea for donations of coins to support the nursery. Gary appeals readers for coins and small donations while reflecting on the sob story stereotype.
An editorial critiques President Kennedy for dismissing amendments to the Constitution on a national broadcast. It notes the document allows amendments by two methods and cites the 21st amendment as a model for nontraditional ratification. It outlines three proposed amendments backed by state legislatures and the National Council of State Governments.
Washington gossip column imagines a cooperative building at 810 Fifth Ave New York housing Richard Nixon and both Rockefeller spouses along with Gov Romney and Sen Goldwater. The piece riffs on social protocols and potential clashes over elevator scenes and shared amenities in a soporific, tongue in cheek tone.
Paul Harvey argues against excessive sensitivity in modern marriages. He urges couples to commit firmly, practice true love, and withstand rough patches, warning that liberal divorce trends and fragile affectations weaken family bonds. He emphasizes straight talk, responsibility, and enduring devotion as antidotes.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Ed Begley may join Seven Days in May while New York musicians union reshuffles its leadership. Denise Darcel rehearses a new act. Black Hawk in San Francisco may close after July 21. Other items include divorce talk for Jill St John, Holden box office impact, and Harvey Lembeck’s Beach Party footage.
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