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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1963
Page
2
Middletown Journal notes its Middletown Ohio post office status and Sunday and weekday mail rates. It references News Journal Inc publishing daily since 1857 and quotes a Bible verse from Isaiah 26 3 about keeping trust in peace.
The piece argues Soviet control of movements into West Berlin pursues gradual concessions and possibly a broader aim to seal off West Berlin. It contends the Kremlin may want to heat the Berlin issue or force major shifts, urging Allied unity to resist changes without negotiation.
The piece notes fall hunters often overextend their weekend treks, returning to work Monday boasting about mileage and miles. It warns such excessive exertion is risky, likening it to an unhealthy contrast with weekday desk work and urging lighter, steady activity for real fitness gains.
The article compares 1962 convention dynamics with Goldwater in 1964. It notes Taft delegates and regional voting patterns shaped nominations, while emphasizing that a national win requires Eastern support. It warns that anti Goldwater forces face a strong, unchanged challenge.
In Buffalo a man named Jack battled job instability due to self dislike. He admitted inner trouble and, with counseling, began to understand and improve himself. Progress followed as he connected better with others and stayed employed, helped by recognizing self esteem as a barrier to relationships.
Researchers note a pair of chimpanzees grooming each other for hours as they search coats for seeds dirt or ticks. Some animal behavior students view this as early signs of altruism and social complexity in primates. The text then references a historic carved desk in the White House tied to Great Britain and presidents Hayes.
In November 1933 Ohio voters repealed the 18th Amendment ending Prohibition. Middletown elected a short term city commissioner candidate, Mrs. Flossie Klopp, who finished third. Mary Lord became the second woman to win a Middletown City Commission seat, defeating rivals in a tight race. Marty Miller lost his bid for reelection by 231 votes after two terms.
A Brooklyn school janitor earns a thousand dollars weekly while federal pay hikes loom. Paul Harvey critiques inflation driven by government spending, noting rising costs, shrinking dollar value, and a proposed 600 million annual pay increase for civil servants amid Kennedy administration plans.
A London husband dumped ice cream on his wife during a heated quarrel and she filed for divorce. The incident follows a tense argument that ended their marriage. The report also mentions plans for a new craft name inspired by Queen Liliput and a reference to Liz and Mary in Q4 projections.
Commentary on U S actions in Latin America and Asia, arguing CIA meddling and coups stained by history. It cites Batista Trujillo Sukarno Tito and Chiang Kai-shek to question U S foreign policy and its impact on South Vietnam and the Panama Canal while inviting bets on future outcomes.
The column riffs on Eisenhower aide Emmett's escort of Angie Dickinson, Brigitte Bardot feuds with Tony Perkins, and President Kennedy reshaping GOP posts. It notes Madame Nhu’s US visit, Abba Schwartz's resignation plans, and gossip about Eddie Fisher, Liz Taylor, Debbie Reynolds, and more.
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