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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
4
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Defense Secretary McNamara and Gen. Taylor assess the Saigon situation with Rusk, while Ambassador Lodge requested the review. Kremlin and Paris watchers note global interest as Buddhist unrest grows and US advisory role faces scrutiny. officials warn of possible major Washington policy readjustments and a risky struggle against communism.
The article notes Joe Valachi before a Senate subcommittee raises public expectations that his disclosures will topple the Cosa Nostra. It argues the bosses are resilient and that while Valachi’s revelations aid law enforcement, they do not end organized crime soon.
British experts report a method to keep pigs lean by elevating the feeding trough so pigs must stand on their hind legs to eat. The exercise trigger reduces fat while appetites push for more, though the approach has not yet been tried on humans.
Bob Taft Jr., promising a Senate bid, compares 1964 U S policy to 1952 amid Latin American tensions. He cites Dominican and Cuban concerns, warns of inflation, fiscal instability, and a Monroe Doctrine retreat as proof of current administration failings.
A column argues the $40 billion moon program should instead back development on Earth. It cites untapped lands in Russia, Canada, Alaska, Africa, and South America, plus water desalinization, infrastructure, and farming to address population growth and famine risks. It warns of rising world hunger and notes potential immigration pressures and geopolitical tensions if food needs go unmet.
Ohio State University scientists analyze snail fossils to shed light on the last Ice Age believed to have ended about 15 000 years ago. The work aims to uncover environmental conditions and ecological shifts from that era.
Washington column notes George Dixon praising Senator Margaret Chase Smith and highlighting her alignment with Barry Goldwater on key issues. It suggests the pair share conservative angles, space and military knowledge, and potential unity in a hypothetical ticket.
Theresa Reider, 15, a Fenwick High School sophomore, is returning from Memorial Hospital in New York and will be treated at Middletown Hospital after seven weeks with doctors saying all possible care is complete. Family and parish readers are asked to continue prayers and letters to the brave girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Reider of Route 122.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports the sensational aftershocks of a Southhampton beach house ransack and a debutante who sold Life Magazine photos of the vandalism. The social set, including Roy Cohn and Denny Slater, debates class loyalties as football trades loom and pension eligibility nears for long‑time players.
On October 1 1963 notable events include Franklin Haven Sargent founding the first US theatrical school later named the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in 1854. Also Galileo was moved to Rome in 1832 to answer heresy charges and the Polacca sailed the Passaic River in 1798.
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