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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal and News Journal Inc lists subscription rates including Sunday 15 cents, home delivery and mail options, with annual rates and advance payment. The front matter contains a religious quotation from Revelation 12 11 and Neb, and notes the publication founded in 1857.
A Sigma Delta Chi Freedom of Information Committee report accuses the Pentagon of suppressing public information, arguing officials widen secret rules beyond security needs. It warns the press and public suffer when data is withheld, urging congressional review of government information processes. Madame Nhu’s remarks are noted as tasteless.
A newspaper letter questions the notion that wheat sales to the Soviet Union are a triumph for Moscow. It argues the deal exposes the USSR’s farm-system failures, notes Russia’s need for goods, and frames trade as a path to easing East West tensions. The piece ends with a bizarre interjection about a lion and a truckers contract.
Stanley Bel linger, a quiet salesman and Navy veteran, abuses his wife Bessie until her death and then places their two young daughters in an orphanage. He continues to visit the girls, claims public sympathy, and later reveals a leg cancer while keeping his employment and pension, living out a quiet, conflicted post tragedy life.
George Dixon recalls a chance encounter with Jackie Kennedy in Istanbul's Mosque of St Sophia. He narrates how the First Lady and her sister posed with him amid museum crowds, while noting the distance from home and the banter of observers. He contrasts his quick jet trip with Mrs. Kennedy’s arduous Bosporus voyage and mentions Maria Callas and Aristotle Onassis in a wry, reflective tone.
Washington reports say racial tension grows as protests and violence flare in Florida and New York. AG Kennedy faces picketing opposition while Congress debates a civil rights bill, with southern senators wary of court orders and calls for firm legal action to curb demonstrations.
A light note shifts from tears to savoring seasonal foods as summer fades. The author roots memory in the return of buckwheat cakes and sausage time, framing loss with comforting culinary signals.
Dave Regan notes the OK Farmer's Almanac 1944 edition is available at 30 cents on newsstands. The piece mentions revised astronomical calculations and a farmer calendar for the year, with claims of being fitted for Boston and New England and corrections for all states. A light column adds weather expectations and a sample reader card calling for help.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Pat Tander aims for backstage autographs during Cleopatra era with Pat and Richard Burton. Franchot Tone frequents Lenox Hill. Caroline princess trio teased. Kathy Crosby declines Broadway role for family in Boston. Hazel Court to star in Masque of the Red Death. Monte Carlo orchestra tours US headed to White House. Hartford Hyde coauthors Oscar Wilde book. Shelly on Talk show buzz and Lenny Bruce signs British deal to cover San Francisco trial.
The largest penal camp systems are Karanganda and Koelyma in Russia with populations between 12 and 15 million. The Humboldt Glacier in northern Greenland is the largest in the northern hemisphere. An influenza-like epidemic was first recorded by Hippocrates in 412 mG.
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