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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription rates for the daily and Sunday editions. It lists prices by carrier and mail, including regional and international options, and notes payment in advance.
Walter Gropius at Williams College urges a shift from quantity to quality in education. He calls for emphasizing humanities and intensified education to unleash creative potential and build a better society. The discussion links science balance to cultural renewal and public policy.
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists lowers its Doomsday Clock to 12 minutes to midnight, citing the nuclear test ban treaty as a sign of cautious progress. Editor Eugene Rabinowitch cautions the treaty is not disarmament but a tangible shift in hope amid nuclear tensions. An actor in TV Westerns is hurt after a buckboard fall.
The article outlines a vast Soviet espionage apparatus with GR and GRU divisions. It notes GRU operates abroad via junior posts while GB polices insiders, and details recruitment, operations, and famous cases linking Julius and Ethel Rosenberg to a broader spy network.
Washington analysis argues wheat sales to the Soviet Union hinge on ending the Cold War. Senator Mundt urges a broader coalition conference to set a pattern for trade with Communist bloc nations, including Russia, Cuba, and Red China, amid U.S. opposition.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Liz Taylor rents a yacht for Night of the Iguana filming at $8,000 a month in Puerto Vallarta. Michael Wilding and Burton associate, while Tempest Storm and Herb Jeffries plan Europe move amid interracial marriage tensions. Fischer Quints dolls on sale. Eddie Gilbert reemerging financially. Ongoing showbiz chatter spans Jose Ferrer, Judy Garland, and political notes on U S foreign policy and coaxed economic aid to Soviet blocs.
Ohio Division of Parks urges weekend trips to enjoy peak coloration despite a dry summer. Clear Fork and Pymatuning Park report strong color, with routes advised through Ohio 3 75 97 60 and 125. Northern areas show color lead. Roosevelt Park accessible via Ohio 125. Lake Hope via Ohio 278. Hocking Parks via 56 180 374 664. A separate note mentions lost drapes found on Shafer Street, recovered by Mrs. L. S. Owings, awaiting owner.
George Dixon announces a two week vacation ending with his next column on Monday Oct 21. The piece humorously notes Goldwater rallies in the Washington area and a fan's overzealous critique of the Kennedy family. It ends with a satirical take on press management surrounding the Vietnam War.
A playful column notes Paris tourist prices up 48 percent and hotels 55 percent while racing dogs and bettors face lean meals. It cites a Betcha Dollar Dennis quip about bets. An octopus fact estimates vast water drops in Earth's oceans. A European scientist claims 27 octillion drops exist, a figure deemed safe from contradiction.
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