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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1962
Page
6
A brief religious note cites Matthew 1 23 declaring a virgin will conceive and bear a son named Emmanuel meaning God with us in the gospel.
The article argues Red China may attack India to halt its development and force a larger defense budget. It notes India must divert energy and materials from civilian projects to war needs, potentially abandoning the five year plan, and urges Western aid to preserve India's economic development in freedom. It ends with a separate note that Adenauer fears his phone may be tapped.
A historical reflection notes that the American public stayed level headed during the Cuban crisis and the election near its end. It contrasts measured U.S. action with potential nuclear risk and warns of ongoing Cold War tensions and the danger of extremism on both sides. The piece highlights restraint as humanity’s safeguard.
Senate and House investigations reveal Fair Play for Cuba Committee leadership in Los Angeles dominated by Socialist Workers Party and Communist elements. SWP members Dr A J Lewis and Steve Roberts directed Southern California activities while Dor othy Healey and Ben Dobbs led the district marchers last April. Nineteen known Communists joined Fair Play demonstrations.
A sensational play credits India's Nenru with forcing Khrishna Menon from the defense ministry. Menon, long a critic of the U.S. and the West, is described as taciturn and vegetarian. Separately, Paignton schoolmarm turned bookie opens a new wagering palace on Winner Street with sharp ad sense.
Historian David Lawrence argues that the United Nations is misnamed and badly split. He says major powers like the United States Britain and France are in the minority and outvoted by a large number of smaller nations, questioning the body's unity and purpose.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes on Rita Hayworth's social rounds with Farley Granger and Elvis Presley controversy, plus movie mags poking fun at Caroline Kennedy and Liz Taylor family imagery. Mentions Robert Goulet, Sid Caesar, Buddy Rich rumors, and Robert Q. Lewis returning to New York. Then a UN vote on South Africa with a 67-16-23 split and a list of member nations.
Tomorrow brings stimulating aspects for well planned ventures and clever management. Leisure hours invite a notable relaxation activity. If today is your birthday, practical self control will guide you through tense two week windows in February and May affecting home and business. Late 1963 periods promise occupational and financial steadiness with no dramatic changes. Romance peaks late December May and June. travel looks strong July to August. A child born today shows tenacity but may curb aggressive tendencies.
The article notes a majority of 106 UN members voted against the United States on a resolution to expel South Africa, with 16 countries backing the charter and 23 abstaining. It warns that the new majority could shape charter amendments, boosting power outside US influence.
Dave Regan recalls old fashioned holiday dinners with turkey at every major gathering. He contrasts the abundance of turkey varieties now with memories of long prep hours, rich aromas, full stomachs, scarce leftovers, and the yearly cycle of craving more at Christmas.
A narrator describes parents building a new home on Rattlesnake Mountain Virginia between Middleburg and Upperville. The seven bedroom five and a half bath ranch costs 45000 dollars. Names mentioned include Mrs Tartiere Dunkin Fife Fidward R Carr Pierre Salinger and Mabel Walker with references to French empire or provincial styles and a furniture researcher role.
Factographs note the king cobra inhabits the Indo Malay region and is regarded as the most dangerous snake. It primarily feeds on other snakes. It adds that the White House’s original cost came from land sales in Virginia and Maryland. Americans telephone about fourteen times more often person to person than the rest of the world.
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