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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and mailing options for different regions. It notes prices per week, yearly mail rates, and international pricing, with payment terms and publication details. The page concludes with a biblical verse reference from Matthew 18 12.
Charles R. Hook, longtime Armco leader and Middletown figure, buried yesterday after a career spanning six decades of work and public service. The obituary lauds his devotion to fellow workers, citizens, and the nation, noting his impact on the steel industry and wider community. Senator Dodd quips about Senate inaction, calling for three cheers for skunks if action follows.
After months of dispute a Judiciary Committee compromise on civil rights advances amid ongoing debate. Some praise a prudent balance while others decry watering down. a Senate filibuster is anticipated. The attorney general’s powers are curtailed to avoid federal state friction, seen as prudent during a national crisis. Arizona senator delays candidacy, focusing on Rockefeller vs Goldwater dynamics.
Norman V Peale recalls helping a timid woman who felt like a nobody. He tells her she is a child of God and should stand tall, building faith in God's goodness and her own worth. Years later the same former Nobody returns as a confident, transformed person.
The First Congress in New York on September 25 1789 submitted 12 amendments to clarify rights not named in the Constitution, forming what is known as the Bill of Rights. The Islamic calendar is lunar from the hegira. The sun emits vast energy every second surpassing earth fossil stores. The Parthenon served as a Greek temple and became a Christian church around AD 500.
The Jaycees staged a daylight bank robbery spoof for a fund raiser and Anatomy Award entry. Dave Habig, a Jaycee and bank teller, contributed by stuffing bills, while the caper featured a comical police miscue and a staged getaway.
The Nashville pastor Dr. Walter Courtenay argues natural inequality shapes achievement and wealth. He says the ambitious seek superiority, build America, and defend liberty as a climate for individual talent and responsibility over equality. He cites the biblical parable of the talents on unequal outcomes.
The Yale professor Barghoorn is accused by the Soviets as a spy amid a wider cultural exchange program. Critics question motives behind his arrest as tensions rise over new cultural talks. Calls grow for release and selective boycotts of Soviet visitors.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Sophia Loren plans to gift Joe Levine a Rolls-Royce, a gesture unusual for stars to producers. Loren also discussed Rita Hayworth, film signings, and other Hollywood tidbits from this era.
The text jokes about Britain sponsoring a national hot dog month in November and Britons celebrating with fish and chips, alongside assorted trivia about New Years leaves, eye movement, owl vision, and seagull-chasing helicopters at Moffett Field.
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