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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1963
Page
4
Subscription rates for Middletown Journal include per copy and Sunday editions, with weekly carrier and mail options. The paper, published daily by News-Journal Inc since 1857, notes postal registration and a biblical quote.
The North Atlantic Alliance advances toward creating an inter allied nuclear striking force though far from the U S plan for a NATO fleet with Polaris missiles. Ottawa ministers push closer coordination while respecting France and De Gaulle's stance, signaling gradual integration amid French efforts to build a separate strategic force. A casual office remark about dating servicemen appears at the end.
The piece argues language evolves poorly when driven by ignorance and not careful use. It recounts Sir James Brooke’s rise in Sarawak, his despotically fair rule, the Brooke family’s state, and how World War II led to the kingdom’s end as a British Crown Colony.
Washington sources reveal a State Department intelligence report warns of a Marxist hold on Sukarno's government. It cites Communist control of labor, transport, and agriculture, and notes large sums in U.S. aid funneled to Indonesia. The piece recalls Sukarno's WWII ties to Japan, past anti‑American rhetoric, and praise for Soviet alignment, amid ongoing confidential military aid.
A brief to the Supreme Court claims Section 333 could empower a president to deploy federal troops at will, undermining constitutional limits. It asserts that the 14th Amendment gives broad powers to enforce laws and ignores judicial review of presidential determinations. The piece discusses Kennedy's Birmingham remarks and Alabama officials’ stated intents.
A columnist riffs on Kennedy’s stance that corporal punishment belong in the home not school. He muses on parents teachers and a potential use of federal troops under Section 333, critiquing DOJ and constitutional implications amid Birmingham unrest. He cites Rep Hugh Carey and calls for cautious executive power.
Dave Regan reflects on a two week Phoenix trip and a week of driving. He notes hot days 93 to 105 with low humidity, then fog and rain returning home. Phoenix grows with retirees and industry, land profits intrigue, housing ranges from 13 000 to 200 000 dollars, and despite year round sun the climate may suit some illnesses. He questions permanent relocation but praises mountains and outdoor recreation.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Steve Lawrence as top choice for What Makes Sammy Run title role if he gains more acting experience. TV shows slip in ratings. Sophia Loren Maximilian Schell film praised. transplants in hair restoration and other star chatter fill the page. A Scots hotel launches all night golf, shocking golf widows.
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