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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1962
Page
4
Middletown Journal details subscription options including daily and Sunday rates, in city and suburban carrier prices, mail pricing for trading and outside trading areas, and international rate. Publication by News-Journal Inc since 1857.
Alabama uses libel suits to silence critics of African Americans' treatment, with two NYT verdicts totaling a million dollars and actions against four Negro ministers and CBS. A lawyers group warns the tactic could enable local gangs to stifle opposition, even if suits fail. ABA urged to study remedies. Yevtushenko is cited as criticizing Soviet authorities but not the Kremlin.
New York politics see labor unions avoiding state endorsements as the New York City Central Labor Council and the state AFL-CIO both decline partisan stances. The GOP upholds Rockefeller and Javits as liberal Republicans, complicating Goldwater Nixon supporters' view while signaling a potentially entertaining 1964 convention. Family farms out-produce collective farms in Soviet Russia.
The YWCA distributes a fitness folder for women prompting self checks at home. Mrs Glockenspiel tests herself and later hands the folder to her husband, triggering humorous exchanges. The piece ends with a piano discovery of ten thousand dollars from an upright piano, found by tuner 86 who didn’t keep it.
Jim Bishop notes Chick Harbert, ex Ryder Cup captain and pro golfer, entertaining reporters and real estate editors at Port St. Lucie Country Club. Harbert explains why people play golf, citing rivalry, visual appeal, sound, companionship, and health, while demonstrating powerful shots for guests invited by General Development Corporation exploring Florida real estate.
A long excerpt covers two threads. First, Chick Harbert emphasizes the mental side of golf and planning each shot, citing Sam Snead Ben Hogan and others, with a humorous note on a friend who never won a tourney despite skill on the practice green. Second, a critical view of Kennedy era press management argues suppression and misrepresentation of Cuban crisis news threaten democracy and press freedom.
A Washington mood shift from tense alerts to calm chatter prompts reflections on normalcy. The piece weaves satire around press secretary Pierre Salinger, Algerian jubilee briefings, and a humorous letter from Philip Lebus proposing a 1966 Lafayette Escadrille replica with 1917 Nieuport planes.
Former U S S champion Tony Manero serves as residents pro aboard an ocean liner giving golf lessons. Students face a water hazard as a playful nod to a scorching season and the line’s last rose of summer status.
Dave Regan notes a food focused feature as the Y Teens sponsor a World Fellowship Bake Sale across four locations with foreign and American foods and costumes. More than 200 Y-Teens will work 8:30 p.m. to noon to raise funds for the Ohio district of Columbus aiding clubs abroad.
Paul Anka sails a lengthy Caribbean tour with his full band through Nassau Trinidad Puerto Rico Jamaica Curacao Venezuela Panama and Mexico City saying the dates will bring more money than any star has earned in the area. Joe DiMaggio contemplates Marilyn Monroe's controversial will and plans to help her toward a normal life but she dies before he can act. Van Johnson’s health is frail and he declines a quick taped interview. Lorraine Trydelle recuperates after appendectomy at Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital. Salome Jens and Ralph Meeker’s engagement appears strained as play audiences speculate on their career futures. Joe Jones leaves Ella Fitzgerald’s tour to form his own band. A Gotham street scene features Joe B. Lewis calming a motorist dispute. Ed Wynn will act in The Greatest Story Ever Told. Wingy Marone plans a life story from New Orleans to Hollywood. A new photographic novel magazine concept debuts in Italy featuring Sophia Loren and Claudia Cardinale. Jean Pierre Aumont arrives in New York for rehearsals of the Vivien Leigh musical Tovarich.
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