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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1962
Page
6
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates and mailing terms. Prices cover per copy, city carrier, trading area, outside areas, and international rates with advance payment required. A Bible verse is quoted at the end.
A Middletown editorial urges a No vote on the state Sunday closing amendment saying it would upend traditions and be driven by one company. It also advocates a Yes vote on the 2.96 mill Middletown School District levy, arguing it funds quality schooling without raising taxes and protects children’s futures.
Neither China nor India is a great industrial power and both face severe problems in supplying their vast populations. Neither possesses nuclear weapons, so nuclear war hinges on U.S. and Soviet involvement. The current conflict on the roof of the world affects all nations as the two populous states wage a limited war that could escalate if not negotiated.
Norman V. Peale recounts a man named Fred driven by pressure to excel at work until near breakdown. Three faith books shift his mindset. he reads, prays, and learns to apply new attitudes. He becomes a calmer, more effective supervisor, discovering easy does it and the value of faith in daily life.
Factographs claim George Washington was the most traveled American official of his era. Japanese legend credits Emperor Jimmu with founding Japan in 660 B C. Nicaragua sits between the Caribbean and Pacific, the largest Central American state.
A Democrat woman lets a Republican friend attend a Jackson Day dinner, then learns she and the guest were invited to help address 10,000 envelopes for a Democratic candidate. The piece weaves in Ray Tilton’s Sunday School pins and local civic scenes.
Paul Harvey argues Khrushchev is calculating not impulsive and exposes U S misreadings of Soviet strategy amid Cuba crisis. He cites adviser assumptions after Bay of Pigs and notes Cuban missile base reports pre Kennedy admission, with references to Adlai Stevenson and Nehru.
George Sokolsky rails against telephone surveys and pollsters, lampoons fake responses, and exposes how under the table contributions and payoffs corrupt elections. He recalls a native distrust of polling, recalls Nixon and Rockefeller, and notes the public’s fatigue with surveys and political favors.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes James Mason’s happiness with Patricia de Kianek, Zsa Zsa Gabor and Bill Ficks parting, Kim Novak Richard Quine romance flux, Joan Bennett eyeing a comeback, Gary Morton TV specials, Sid Caesar contract for Little Me, and rumors of a Fail Safe legal clash. Also discusses rock’s decline, Sodom and Gomorrah title, Tennessee Williams spoof, Irving Berlin at Mr President session, Mary Martin hat, Rafael Campos plans, Lo Calvados launch, and Graham Greene Paris premiere mood.
Telling Me Iowa reports a new state corn picking champion a farm wife winning the combine division of the state mechanical candy contest against a field of 14 men. The item notes a humorous tone about competition and a quip about name change for Munich’s festival.
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