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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with rates by delivery method including carrier, trading area, and outside zones. Also notes postal details, publication by News-Journal Inc, and a Bible verse quote.
The piece argues President Kennedy should approve wheat sales to the Soviet Union, counters claims of aiding the enemy, notes economic benefits like gold gains and reduced storage costs, and asserts the sale strengthens the US farm economy. It concludes with a line about a college to teach judges procedures.
The piece contrasts U S relief work in Italy after a landslide caused flood damage with Castro's rejection of Red Cross aid in Cuba after Hurricane Flora. It notes U S Army help proceeding in Italy, and political motives in Cuba, while suggesting Congress may seek post Labor Day fence mending.
Jim Bishop recounts Holy Angels Nursery in Charlotte where 46 infants receive shelter and love funded by interfaith support. He notes the staff including Sister Patrice and nurses, the donated facilities by Presbyterian engineers and Charlotte Observer, and the blend of religious groups sustaining care for chronically ill babies.
The piece notes Democrats warn Kennedy may skip a televised debate with the Republican rival, while Republicans doubt a cross examination would benefit either side. Arizona Senator Goldwater declines a intra party clash with Rockefeller, and Senator Ribicoff predicts a near certainty of a great debate despite questions about its value.
Washington AP dispatch says the National Education Association opposes requiring high schools to offer driver education, urging local control of curriculum while supporting general goals and funding. Supporters cite lower accident rates among trained teens and rising youth driver numbers, with costs and safety implications highlighted.
Opinion piece contrasts ideal debate formats with televised stunts. It argues longer, candidate-specific discussions better inform voters than rapid-fire TV exchanges. The author cites 1960 Kennedy Nixon debates and speculates on future coverage shaping elections.
A town council in Eastbourne England orders the citys last four horse troughs dismantled as autos allegedly replace them. In Moscow reports Gherman Titov has become a father with a baby girl born to an unnamed mother and infant reportedly healthy.
A reader recalls a man who died after a heart attack when his ambulance arrived late due to reversed street signs. The column notes similar signs on Monroe Street east and urges arrow signals at several intersections to ease turning traffic. The writer declines using a photo, citing compassion for readers.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Mitzi Gaynor considering a 18 week Winter Garden one woman show. Cassius Clay and Peggy Cass yield to star roles. June Allyson hints at marriage. Brando and Seurat romance. Ralph Bellamy and script notes. Laurie Sibbold hailed as rising star. Joe Levine bets on The Carpetbaggers. Tom Jones in demand. Van Heflin shines in A Case of Libel.
A compact survey lists the longest books of the Bible and the shortest verse, notes ages of peace since 149 B C, cites Swiss alpenhorns at 15 feet, and chronicles galaxies beyond the Milky Way. It also defines planets, lunar measurements, and Earth's crust composition.
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