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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1963
Page
6
Middletown Ohio postal routing notice lists rates for mail matter and newspaper delivery. It notes daily publication by News Journal Inc founded 1857 with reference to a Bible verse Romans 12:2.
Republicans face internal rifts as Arizona Young Republican clubs are expelled after inviting California leader Robert Gaston who backed the John Birch Society. Goldwater opposed Gaston leading to disciplinary actions amid broader party tensions.
A Detroit memo argues that the common sight of drivers leaving turn signals on or forgetting to switch them off creates uncertainty and safety risks on the highway. It urges auto makers to fix the flaw, noting current dashboard lights and sounds often fail to capture attention.
The Cuban regime under Fidel Castro permits U S Quakers to distribute relief to hurricane victims in Cuba. The aid eases suffering despite Castro's political maneuvering like rejecting Red Cross aid. Americans see Cubans needing help as fellow humans, not political leverage.
Jim Bishop writes a wry meditation on death obituaries and funerals as cultural rituals. He riffs on mortality while recalling a funeral wake two towns away and notes how society treats illness, fear, and the inevitable end.
The piece debates free speech limits around picketing and economic pressure on businesses. It weighs the legality and ethics of protests directed at stores and public officials, referencing Chief Justice Warren and the need to protect property and fair commerce while preserving petition rights. It cautions against moblike demonstrations and calls for court consideration of when economic pressure harms others.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Rick Ricciardi’s love life and London TV plans while Susan Jones wins Miss Scotland in New York. odds favor Barry Goldwater over Nelson Rockefeller. Diana Churchill mourns sister Diana, and Lenny Bruce’s era fades as Belafonte boosts shows. Tony Bennett and Winthrop Rockefeller spark ringside chatter. Garner cites breadline hardships. Piaf sales surge after Piaf’s death. Cocteau readings and Under the Yum Yum Tree buzz. Milton Greene mentors Carroll. Getty declines biography film.
The piece urges strong support for the secret ballot and civic participation in an off year election. It notes light turnout, asks readers to influence others, and explains Issue No 1 a state debt measure tied to cigarette tax funding plus a renewal school levy in the Middletown district.
The author recounts a Turkish GOP fundraising dinner at the Istanbul Hilton where attendees offered lavish donations for a $1 meal. He recalls seeing Jackie Kennedy nearby and questions the party’s role in Turkish civil rights. The piece drifts through anecdotes of Bosporus boat travel, a Minefield joke, and local shop life with Semiha, ending with a caution about religious humor.
The House approved ice cream cone sales in the District of Columbia. The move is praised as a win for Washington’s dessert lovers and a nod to popular treats over political norms.
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