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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1963
Page
4
Middletown Ohio publication lists prices for weekly and Sunday copies, in city carrier and mail options, with rates for in trading area, outside trading area, and international, all payable in advance. Historical note references Daniel's devotion from scripture.
Denison Kitchel opens Washington headquarters as Goldwater builds national team. In New Hampshire Sen. Norris Cotton leads a pro Goldwater delegate slate, boosting odds and weakening Rockefeller’s position. GOP chairman urges neutrality among candidates.
The Chinese government urges mass singing of revolutionary songs to stir emotions, but critics doubt such campaigns create genuine happiness. The essay notes hunger and pressure in public gatherings and questions the effectiveness of propaganda versus practical needs. Kennedy cites Vietnam aims, while Saigon focuses on Buddhist tensions.
The article mocks the widespread hunting zeal of fall and notes many hunters shoot infrequently and err. It warns that while game may fall, hunters can be harmed too and urges readers to review gun safety rules before hunting to save lives.
Gerald Frank, writer of books on Lillian Roth Diana Barrymore Sheilah Graham and Zsa Zsa Gabor, is portrayed as a sensitive intimate observer of women. He recalls sessions with Roth Barrymore and Graham, his empathy for their lives, and his unusual habit of jiggling unlit cigarettes while discussing their heartsaches.
The piece weighs whether Barry Goldwater can win the 1964 nomination and defeat President Kennedy. It surveys Republican opinions, Eisenhower’s stance, and the party's failure to crisply present domestic issues such as government spending, labor union influence, deficits, and economic policy to voters.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Grace of Monaco may return to film in England after earlier opting out of Marnie due to Rainier and family, with Paris gossip also linking Dawn Nickerson to Roger Vadim. Christina Ford and Christina Vettore Austin attract European press, while a new Harold Robbins deal tops a million dollars. A New York musicians union dues revolt and Kennedy remarks touch various showbiz figures including Gina Lollobrigida and Phyllis McGuire amid city buzz.
The Butler County Firemen's Association promotes Fire Prevention Week through Oct 12. Robert Ryan urges residents to have their local fire department numbers, call the fire department first to fight fires, and check for hazards such as careless smoking, housekeeping, and heating risks. The 25 volunteer and two paid departments are linked by radio for coordinated response.
Senator Gruening jokes about pressure campaigns and forged letter writing as tactics for nuclear test ban votes. A Western Union mix up sent a single wire to 35 senators, including Sen Bennett, misattributed to others. An Irish mafia jab and NASA computer poetry close the roundup with satirical notes.
A humorous sports note says the Air Force team routed Navy 104 to 6 in Honolulu. The quip about sky-high hopes follows, contrasting a huge win with lighthearted banter.
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