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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates including per copy prices and annual mail rates for in city, trading area, and outside regions. The notice includes mailing details and an in-advance payment request, followed by a biblical verse and church oversight reference.
The article urges Middletown area voters to approve a nine year renewal of the Middletown School District tax levy, noting no tax increase. It explains the two existing levies totaling 5.66 mills, providing over 1.4 million for school operations, and warns lower turnout could threaten the renewal. It references local politics and broader context like space flight.
A discussion on renewed interest in spiritual healing across Protestant denominations led by Episcopal circles. The piece notes tensions between science and faith, the historical role of healing in Christianity, and a minister’s remark about healing as deepening one’s relationship with God to improve health. Daylight saving ends bring an extra hour of sleep but little relief from shorter days.
Norman V. Peale shares a personal Swiss walk from Trummelbach Falls to Strechelberg describing alpine scenery, river music, and the calming power of walking. Dr. Felix Oesch cites walking as a cure, boosting circulation and respiration, with a daily mile or two recommended to relieve worries.
Jean I of France brief reign began November 15 1316 after succeeding Louis X and ended with his death on November 19 four days later. The note mentions the Purple Heart award by General George Washington for Revolutionary heroism and a precolonial practice of attaching hollow gourds to tent poles to attract martins for nesting.
A chaotic Indiana State fair ice show episode injures no one but disrupts attendees. A Middletown man learns of the blast after calling Indianapolis parents who were not present. Coffee spills and a mistaken radio message add local humor as staff recounts near misses and pranks.
The piece contrasts Barry Goldwater’s simple directness with Roosevelt’s drama and Nixon’s guarded style. It notes Goldwater’s steady pace, upcoming primaries, and the growing pressure of campaign scrutiny as he seeks the Republican nomination.
Researchers note none of those undergoing the test has complained of hunger. The understatement claim highlights potential bias or misreporting in the study's preliminary findings.
The columnist argues New York should allow state supervised off-track betting to curb underworld influence and channel funds into schools. He cites Mayor Wagner estimates of at least two million dollars yearly and questions the morality of prohibition while celebrating voluntary taxation as a alternative.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Elizabeth Ashley friends upset at Adolph Green’s spoof of her Broadway entrance. Greta Garbo arrives at Le Bijou for a dinner party. Jim Hill woos Miya Sarm. Gordon MacRae cancels shows for GOP fundraisers while Sid Caesar and others join Jerry Lewis for a Mad World event. Jane Johnston may stay for Jennie and The Boys From Syracuse role. Alan Freed and Tommy Smalls may return to radio amid payola rumors. Agnes DeMille complains about cuts to 110 in the Shade. Moscow ships arms to Cuba for Latin American use. Barry Goldwater focuses on New Hampshire primaries. A deluxe signed edition of Arthur Miller’s After the Fall may hit $15. Grace Kelly at Paris dinners, Stephen Boyd travels to Madrid for The Fall of the Roman Empire premiere, and a Maine film The Root of Zero draws attention.
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