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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription rates for different delivery zones. It lists prices for daily, Sunday, and mail subscriptions, including in-city, suburban, trading area, and outside regions, with annual figures and prepaid terms.
A truncated religious note cites Acts 4 12 asserting salvation solely through a named figure. The quotation emphasizes exclusive access to salvation.
The editorial notes the Cuban missile withdrawal and Khrushchev’s control over decisions, with the U S blockade ended but vigilance remains. It warns against complacency, pledges on the spot verification and continued efforts to halt subversion from Cuba while maintaining hemisphere actions. Christmas shopping days loom.
Charles de Gaulle holds a firmer grip on power after a landslide victory with more than 12 million votes. The result signals stability for France but a tougher line with Allies, potential push for greater nuclear independence, and a stronger European role under his new mandate. A separate note links PM smoking near TV to fires from unattended cigarettes.
A collage of letters listing traits women dislike in men. It condemns bachelors, momma’s boys, egotists, messiness, infidelity, poor parenting, bad humor, sluggish ambition, and clingy vanity while condemning loud talkers, fools, and constant complainers. It also mocks salary misers, late arrivals, gaming socialites, and drivers with limited car knowledge.
The piece argues the Cuban crisis favors the Soviets with a strategic beachhead near the United States as missiles and offensive weapons remain in Cuba. It notes Kennedy seeks on site inspection but concedes removal of offensive arms, while Castro gains protection and exiles face a checkmate without clear enforcement.
President vows no invasion of Cuba by American forces amid Soviet outreach. The pledge aligns with long standing Monroe Doctrine policy opposing European system in the hemisphere. Moscow seeks influence as tensions over Cuba rise.
Washington gossips at White House briefings center on President Kennedy giving his $100,000 salary plus $90,000 expenses to charity since 1947. Spokesman Andrew T. Hatcher dodges questions, noting salary as private, while tax deduction jokes and fashion expenses spark speculative banter.
A satirical critique lists flawed male archetypes from ulcer-prone to bar stopovers and cheating husbands. It notes many men claim manhood by shaving yet reveal deeper faults as the author hints at broader charges that grow harsher when women’s perspective is added.
The remark notes Daniel Webster as the ora tor at the dedication of the Bunker Hill Monument. It mentions a corduroy road and historical theories of ethereal waves by J. C. Maxwell of Edinburgh.
A writer laments lifelong loneliness worsened by inactivity at night. The piece praises the GOLDEN AGE Club but notes it cannot solve home loneliness and calls for a daytime center to connect lonely seniors, suggesting matchmaking by interests and background to end isolation.
Dorothy Kilgallen sketches gossip on Johnny Podres courting Mary Zahn via long distance calls. Major Hollywood players like Marty Ranshoff of Filmways seek film ventures and lure Jack Brodsky from Cleopatra era publicity. Broadway's How to Succeed grossed 3.9 million in a year.
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