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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates in clear terms for city and suburban deliveries, with daily, Sunday, and mail options. Rates include in area 50c per week, 10 year for six days, and 20 year outside area, with international 35 per year.
Fragmentary biblical text proclaims blessing to Israel and salvation raised up by the Lord for his people through the line of David, citing fulfillment of prophets. The source appears as a religious excerpt from Luke.
The piece argues against U S invasion of Cuba to oust Castro, warning it risks heavy American casualties, inflames Latin America, heightens nuclear war danger, and could undermine world peace while noting China’s stance urging Castro to resist. It suggests alternative cautious engagement.
In the 1950s Nixon stood near the presidency, but his California defeat to Edmund G Brown cooled White House hopes for 1964 or 1968. California’s voter pattern favored Democrats, limiting Nixon’s comeback chances despite a vigorous anti crime and anti communism campaign. The piece notes Rockefeller’s re election and Nixon’s fall from central GOP focus, ending with a health unrelated hygiene tip.
Fulton Lewis Jr reports mixed results from elections that shade but do not doom Nelson Rockefeller’s path to the 1964 Republican nomination. Rockefeller lost ground to Morgenthau and saw defeats for key allies, while governors in Scranton, Romney, Love, and Capehart fell or shifted. The piece notes GOP gains in some states but signals conservative backlash and reshuffled support, including a notable Negro statewide office win by Ed Brooke in Massachusetts.
A Chicago hockey club offers one million dollars for a Montreal star left winger signaling big-money trades. Monaco raises postal rates to France increasing remittances home. An 86-year-old German patents a cheat-proof automatic card shuffler. British breeders push thicker skins on potatoes. Card games rise among teens with bridge poker pinochle rummy hearts popular. Televisions promise picture windows to many who can afford them.
A reflective tribute tracing Eleanor Roosevelt from uptown wealth to social work on Rivington Street. It recalls her fight against poverty and exploited workers, her partnership with Florence Kelley, and her lasting impact on civil rights, particularly desegregation, while acknowledging mixed views of her person and methods.
Dorothy Kilgallen reviews Cuba tensions and defense costs, marriages and divorces, Tony Bennett health and Carnegie Hall plans, The Four Seasons chart success, film industry trends from paperback rights to publishing, and notable social sightings from Consuelo Balsan to Barbara Sirel sand. headlines mix politics, entertainment, and fashion in a brisk behind the scenes collage.
The OFIC Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges urges donations to sustain 32 private colleges housing 37 000 students. With public universities crowded, private colleges keep education viable for national survival and economic strength. Join the drive at 4554 Starrei Road Columbus 14 Ohio.
Washington desks buzzed over Richard Nixon farewell charges and press fairness as reporters, many who tracked his three national campaigns and California governorship bid, debated bias, coverage habits, and the president's influence. They noted Nixon’s repeated speeches and a shared belief he profited from favorable media. A White House briefing interrupted by Pierre’s remarks shifted focus to an executive order about recovering mispaid rental money.
Facts touch on Neolithic usage of petroleum products by men, a note on ducks wearing a transparent eye membrane like goggles, Alexander the Great born in Macedonia died in Babylon buried in Egypt, and a statistic that about 14 percent of car owning American families have two or more automobiles.
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