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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1963
Page
3
Public notice lists price options for Middletown Journal subscriptions including daily, Sunday, carrier, and mail rates. Provides trading area and outside area costs, payment terms, publisher details, and a biblical motto from Acts 2:1.
The editorial urges President Johnson to order a prompt and thorough federal investigation of all Circumstances surrounding President Kennedy s assassination and Lee Harvey Oswald s murder. It argues only a full federal inquiry can set the record straight and reveal all evidence, despite Oswald s death making motive uncertain.
American researchers in Antarctica protest a U S government plan to inspect foreign stations arguing it may fuel distrust and harm U S Russian scientific relations they concede inspection is permitted by the Antarctic treaty and urge a careful cordial approach to establish a firm precedent while observers note readiness to watch Soviet operations
The proposed constitutional amendment to outlaw the poll tax gains ground as Texas votes 303000 to 237000 to retain the tax. The measure needs ratification by two more states before January 31 to take effect, potentially enfranchising Texas Negroes and Mexicans.
In a reflective piece Jim Bishop recalls meeting President Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy, noting his vigor and two unfulfilled goals of true peace and brotherhood. He describes Mrs Kennedy’s grief and resilience, her wish for family life, and Kennedy’s concern for her health amid political strains.
John Chamberlain notes speculation lacks value after Kennedy’s death. He weighs how Johnson may shape 1964 politics with civil rights, Cuba, and party continuity while warning predictions are useless this week. The piece ends with que sera.
Dorothy Kilgallen reflects on Jacqueline Kennedy's life after John F Kennedy's assassination. The piece praises her grace, courage, and impact as First Lady and national figure, noting memorable public moments and her enduring dignity in sorrow.
The advent of the full moon warns against temperamentalism and over sensitivity while favoring romance and family matters. For those born tomorrow a year of progress awaits with strong occupational and financial gains in December January May August October and November. Travel opportunities appear in January April July and September.
A LaPorte Indiana report notes voting machines malfunctioning with clicks during ballots cast raising questions about equipment. The row includes neighborly returns and quirky items as context to a broader civics moment.
Dave Regan reflects on reader letters after President Kennedy's assassination praising prose and verse that mourn the loss and urge a return to honest debate. He notes misunderstanding of Monday’s column yet hopes the message endures and condemns insults, lies, and demagoguery in politics while urging cross partisan respect and factual discourse.
Paul Harvey argues the U S system relies on balanced prosecution and defense visuals and warns against news management by incumbents. He recalls an outdoor author praising crows, notes emotional persuasion, and urges protection of a free pro and con system to avoid a parrotlike public.
Today in history recalls Detroit's 1760 surrender to Britain after the French and Indian War, plus World War II Oslo University arrests, UN Palestine partition vote, and other 20th century events.
The Virgin Islands were discovered by Columbus on his second voyage in 1493. Wrist watches originated among European nobility in the 17th century.
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