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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for various delivery options including 6c per weekday, 15c Sunday, 50c weekly in city and suburbs, $10 yearly for six days by mail, $20 yearly outside trading area, and $35 yearly outside the U.S. Subscriptions are payable in advance. Published daily by News-Journal Inc founded 1857.
President Kennedy convened 200 labor and management representatives to discuss keeping the economy sound, but after two days they left with no agreement. The piece notes limited gains from the 21 member advisory panel and argues history shows only wartime conferences produced lasting accords, urging compromise to avoid government intervention. The article also mentions the value of fear of government action in driving reasonable understandings and touches on using airplanes to locate fish in commercial fisheries.
In Hollywood Florida a sleeping atheist encounters a pale lit vision of God who pleads for belief and protection of children. The deity asks him to refrain from teaching that there is no God, while the atheist doubts the dream and argues for free choice. The exchange ends as dawn returns and the couple rises for breakfast.
George Dixon notes dramatic shifts in Spain after a year, with the peseta revalued to market rate, embass y and black market currency troubles eased, tourism and commerce revived, and social changes stirring in Madrid. Ambassador Woodward’s arrival includes a royal carriage anecdote and a brief aside about Senator Smathers and Miss Latin America visiting.
A London woman's magazine begins a series on the Art of Flirting inviting readers to explore social charm. Printer Milt bets the lady subscribers will read the first instalment quickly. The piece notes vernal hyperpyrexia as spring fever and corrects a long belief about the secretary bird and a kangaroo's lifelong growth.
Washington editor argues for equal time on television and radio for opposing sides in public debates. He notes Kennedy's attacks on the AMA and cites network refusals to air AMA rebuttals despite payment efforts. The piece asserts no law compels balanced coverage and urges public opinion as protest. It highlights political broadcasts and lack of balanced airtime for Eisenhower.
A column mixes light local sketches including a wife caring for a parakeet she dislikes and the bird’s single song Santa Claus Is Coming To Town. It notes Ronnie Gibson’s progress with a rehab course and brushes with braces. It ends with a mother guiding toddlers along a windy sidewalk.
Eyebrow pencil buddy Rich suffers third heart attack while Ella Fitzgerald and Paul Smith Trio clash offstage. Tennessee Williams clashed with Strollers Club management as his stay heated. Henry Solomon plans a Broadway dinner theatre on Lanai site. Ustinov's wife gifts a modest Hispano for his 41st birthday. Elvis Presley movies captivate Thai audiences while Cleopatra talk swirls at Cinecitta. Natalie Wood and Warren Beatty referenced. Anka hires a night-club doctor. Stravinsky wears sneakers during Noah and the Flood taping.
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