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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday subscription terms for Middletown and suburban areas. Rates shown include 15 cents for a day or Sunday copy, with seven day mail options to trading and outside trading areas, and annual prices in the United States.
The piece honors John F. Kennedy after his assassination in Dallas, urging continued commitment to his ideals of human dignity equality and freedom. It cites Abraham Lincoln and Kennedy’s successor Lyndon B. Johnson, urging citizens to carry the creed forward with resolve and public effort.
In the Capone era and after, gangsters shift to respectable fronts and invest profits from illegal trades into hundreds of firms. Federal investigators say organized crime funds real estate and industry nationwide, reaching small towns through bakeries vending machines car washes and more. Public support for crackdown is crucial to curb these investments.
Fulton Lewis Jr reports Rockefeller’s bid faces Goldwater pressure in Maryland and nationwide. Maryland Republicans doubt Rockefeller can unite the GOP as Goldwater rises. a two stage New York primary plan would allow Rockefeller to pressure lawmakers into supporting him for the 92 vote convention delegation.
Factographs note The Academy and College of Philadelphia founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1749 was the United States’ first academy. The text adds cultural notes on origins of the Pennsylvania Dutch and eggplant, and lists Six flags over Texas and Bikini Atoll’s age.
The writer mourns President Kennedy's assassination and warns of rising crime and mental instability. He questions security limits and gun access, notes Oswald’s history and the public danger from delinquents, and recalls four prior presidential assassinations to urge stricter protection.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Ursula Andress threatening a lawsuit over a proposed nude target dart game and a Warners oil portrait joke. Princess Margaret rumors linger amid royal chatter. Estes Kefauver’s estate debates and Warren Beatty's private screening circle are noted. Eddie Fisher, Milton Blackstone, and casino crowds at Latin Casino in Philadelphia close the item.
The Good Samaritans at 2105 Carolina St provide a coal or kerosene stove, refrigerator, blankets, and bedding to a man displaced by the Garfield renewal project for rehabilitation. They request donations or pickup by GA 34146. A Dallas Kennedy shooting news interruption briefly paused the newsroom.
A muddled stenographic record shows Governor of New York mingling with Senators from Maine Pennsylvania and West Virginia plus officials as speculation swirls about Rockefellers and a possible presidential ticket. Discussions touch on FHA assets unemployment and unseen cabinet members amid a theater of political figures.
An auction listing promotes five bridges as a quirky gift idea for the man who has everything. The item description emphasizes novelty and humorous appeal, framing the set as a unique present rather than practical infrastructure.
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