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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal of Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates including per day and weekly options, city carrier and mail terms, and international pricing. The page includes a religious quote and publication details dating to the 19th century.
Urban residents suffer aircraft noise as jets and propellers pass over homes. The House Commerce Committee, active for four years, plans December hearings with aviation experts to explore regulatory remedies or increased research. The President hopes to control press coverage but faces resistance from reporters.
The piece notes Nebraska fans rewarded coach Bob Devaney with a 200000 life insurance policy payable if he leaves before 1968 and a 9000 annual premium, added to his 17000 salary, as a sign of gratitude amid the team’s success. It hints at other professors’ potential reactions and jokes about future gifts. It also briefly mentions Bantus in South Africa having low thrombosis rates due to their diet.
John Nance Garner, who turned 94, lives in Uvalde Texas and remains a well known former vice president. His tenure with Franklin D. Roosevelt may be less remembered than his later influence and public profile endures among Americans who recall him and wish him well.
An aging editor who built a strong, delegated newsroom ends his life with a simple sign over his door. As his wife nears death, staff recall his quiet leadership and the culture he fostered through loyalty, silence, and orderly management. The final gesture, a lone bulletin, sums his approach.
Khrushchev aims to weaken NATO and secure a wider victory by pressuring Western bases while testing how far Moscow can bend U S and European defenses. Analysts say Cuba was a bargaining chip to pull Western missiles from Europe and the Middle East, with Berlin and inspections looming as ongoing fronts in a global, years‑long chess match.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk advised careful optimism, saying the Cuban experience has made both the West and the Communist world more cautious. He outlined three lessons for future showdowns and noted serious but narrow differences between Moscow and Peiping while warning against overconfidence.
The text notes Andrew Jackson formed a kitchen cabinet a casual White House brain trust of close friends and advisers. It also mentions optical illusion on giraffe leg length, ship figureheads from ancient bow decoration, and Columbus reaching Cuba in 1492.
Dave Regan notes an unsettled November giving way to December with talk of white Christmas desires, travel woes, and winter beauties. He recalls past snows, lamplit streets, and festive celebrations, noting December brings both busy schedules and serene, fairyland nights.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes last minute changes to dozens of Two for the Seesaw radio spots as Shirley Jones fails to appear at theatres. The piece also covers Lawrence Shubert succession, the Musicians Union eight week notice law, and mentions Olivia de Havilland, Swen Swenson, and Tokyo bound Viki Polin with Henry Fonda.
Kennedy and Adenauer held talks on Khrushchev's Berlin plans in secret with Castro noting Cuba's economy remains the soft drink sector's bright spot and a looming Western Hemisphere cooling could limit Caribbean hurricanes for two decades. The atlas shows the earth spans about 200 million square miles and parking remains challenging.
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