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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1962

Page

4

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Illusion of masculine logic challenged by study

A research outfit reports that men do not respond well to logical television presentations. The finding undermines the traditional belief that men are more rational and better at handling practical, nuts and bolts explanations, while noting the need to examine gender stereotypes.

Three Times Emperor Henry Pu Yi’s unusual career

Henry Pu Yi, last Manchu emperor, ruled three times from 1908 to 1945 in China and Manchuria. After capture and imprisonment by Russians, then Chinese authorities, he received amnesty in 1959 and worked in botanical gardens before joining the state historical commission to write his memoirs.

Henry Pu Yi China Manchuria State Historical Commission

Pentagon to tighten use of troops in war films

The Pentagon plans new rules for military participation in movies after heavy demand and a D-Day reenactment drew congressional attention. Regulations will cover safety standards, non impairment of operations, and require detailed reporting on productions to safeguard troops and facilities.

Pentagon Congress

Corbin Denies Communist Ties in HUAC Hearings

In closed hearings of the House Un American Activities Committee, Paul J. Corbin, longtime DNC patronage chief, faced multiple witnesses alleging Communist connections. Corbin denied the charges, while others testified about past party ties and activities before a Milwaukee-linked inquiry.

Washington Paul J. Corbin Democratic National Committee House Committee On UnAmerican Corbin Joseph Dominick Giacomo United Steelworkers Union Communist Party Giacomo Harald Scott Joseph C. Kennedy Young Communist Party Kennedy Daily Worker Fred Bassett Blair Paul Corbin Armed Services Blair Iar Ishmael Flory Flory Emil Costello House Committee Gertrude Cox Corbin Milwaukee San Francisco Esther Wickstrom Wisconsin Communist Party John F. Kennedy Clem Zablocki National Committee Kenned

Gibraltar Fortress Seen As World’s Strongest Strategic Key

A historical note argues the Rock of Gibraltar holds the greatest fortress status in the Mediterranean. It recalls 1821 riots at Winchester’s English School suppressed by military. It mentions Paul M Nutt and a Philippine republic reference. Volcanic ash can stay hot for about a century.

Rock of Gibraltar Mediterranean Winchester

Can a Governor Be Removed By Court Order Analysis

Washington reports on whether a court could remove a state governor for contempt, a question tied to dual sovereignty and impeachment. The Mississippi case against Governor Barnett tests if private suits can compel executive appearance, with historical references to Jefferson and Warren and potential implications for all states.

Sippi U. S. Court of Appeals Fifth Circuit Barnett Mississippi United States Supreme Court of the United States U. S. Senate Gamling Florida Fuller Warren Warren Senate Thomas Jefferson Marshall Jefferson Thompson German Valley Railroad New Jersey Congress of the United States Congress Washington, D. C U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans Department of Juustice U. S. Department of Justice

Red Fox name battle draws FTC satire and letters

A Georgia overalls maker disputes an FTC push to abandon Red Fox branding. Senator Russell and Talmadge press the commission, while an FTC publicist cites no active case as the author recounts bureaucratic misfires and personal exasperation.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Monroe FTC Charles W. Henson Georgia Richard B. Russell Herman Talmadge Henson Greyhound Greyhounds Russell Talmadge Blue Bird Southern Commission Red Fox Sigurd Anderson Anderson

October the ultimate air conditioner according to Grandpappy Jenkins

A quirky claim by Grandpappy Jenkins praises October as the best air conditioning month. The passage contrasts political stances, noting desert region voters and Algerians in a satirical tone about democracy and momentum.

Grandpappy Jenkins

Local horse swims in pool after owner leaves it untethered

A farmer brings a sick horse home for care and its owner returns to find the animal swimming in the family pool. Friends help bring it out as the horse remains unharmed. The owner is unwell from the shock of the incident. A separate note recalls a mystery about missing dentures found on a cleaner.

Leonard Bernstein Mrs. Kennedy Bernstein Kennedy

Broadway Gossip Trails Shape Shifting Hollywood Links

Dorothy Kilgallen lists a string of celebrity whispers including Eddie Gilbert visa trouble in Brazil, Fabian nervous with a bodyguard, Sid Luft with Susan Wildin, Katharine Hepburn’s ill father, and Jayne Mansfield’s new romance. She notes Desilu plans with Barbara Stanwyck, Lotte Senya’s London dates, and Allen Drury turning down film bids. Jackie Miles leaves hospital for six weeks, Nipsey Russell wins Variety review, and Brenda Lee slimmed down for Las Vegas.

Eddie Gilbert Brazil Fabian Sid Luft Susan Wildin Katharine Hepburn Thomas Hepburn Hartford Conn Jayne Mansfield Mylene Demongeot Saul Brown Eva Gabor Guy Marks Joey Bishop Guy Desilu Barbara Stanwyck Lotte Senya Kurt Weill London David Susskind Russia Jackie Miles New York Regent Hospital West Cornwall Connade Mendra Bali United States Allen Drury Nipsey Russel Variety

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