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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for subscriptions including weekly, Sunday, and mail options. Rates are $12 per year in trading area, $20 outside trading area, and $35 outside the U.S.A. All payments are in advance. The note includes the newspaper’s address and a biblical quotation.
The Baker resignation raises questions about outside business dealings and the proper use of congressional positions. An impartial study and standards are urged to curb potential scandals harming Congress, as FBI and IRS probes continue. Russian ships nuisance noted near Trieste as Thresher efforts proceed.
The piece argues Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu aims to protect her and her husband’s influence in Saigon, seeking American support while facing criticism for insulting the U S and Buddhist dissidents. It notes she speaks for herself not the regime and predicts truth challenges in persuading informed Americans. It ends with a lighter aside about President Kennedy in a funny skimmer.
Norman V. Peale recounts Bob Richards pole vault at Helsinki 1952. A torn muscle nearly ended Richards career but prayer helped him push through to an Olympic record and victory. Faith, perseverance, and striving best effort shape true champions.
Comets travel from 700 mph in space to 1.25 million mph near the Sun. Aluminum was identified as a distinct metal in 1824. Earth yields more aluminum than any other metal. Some penguins try to hatch ice lumps due to strong breeding instinct. Tortoises are said to reach ages up to 300 years.
Local students Jean Nardin David Bell and Brenda Howard participated in a taped Cincinnati program It's Academic originally set for Sunday 5 p m after a World Series game between Los Angeles and New York ran late Officials feared spoilers and the broadcast was postponed until the game finished A separate feature notes Greentree Singers appearance at Middletown Shopping Plaza and a stroboscopic runway light installation near Middletown Municipal Airport
In Magistrates Court Christine Keeler is depicted as a damaged former party figure. The piece contrasts her Hoiby era fame with a grim present revealing blackmail, perjury risk, and public disdain. A furious crowd outside Marlebone Magistrate’s Court taunts her as she sits shaken and pale.
A humorous column notes that Parisians consumed about 111 500 horses in a year according to statistics. It surveys views on work and vacation, roasting modern life and distant lands with light satire.
The piece questions Senator Randolph and Seymour Melman's claim that U S atomic stockpiles can obliterate Soviet cities 1250 times. Dr Stefan Possony argues delivery systems would target launch sites and airfields first, not cities, complicating the overkill premise and suggesting 1850 targets plus 3700 delivery vehicles would be needed to prevent retaliation.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Elizabeth Taylor plots with Richard Burton while Sue Lyon races for attention in Mexico. Sue's escort en route to Night of the Iguana is famed for awing entourage. Goldwater fundraising surges, Steinbeck plans Moscow visit, and Ray Nance tour report clarifies the US return. Robert Price to narrate Michelangelo docu. Lenore Lemmon becomes nurse. Short Story International eyes revival of the art. Times Square water fall sign eyed for World's Fair. Judy Holliday in Birdland seen with Gerry Mulligan in oversized dark glasses.
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