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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal in Ohio lists subscription prices: daily 6 cents per copy, Sunday 15 cents, in-city carriers 50 cents weekly, mail rates 12 dollars yearly for trading area, 20 dollars outside trading area, 35 dollars outside the U S. all payable in advance.
The article notes the simultaneous departures of Prime Minister Macmillan and Chancellor Adenauer, with Ludwig Erhard confirmed in West Germany and Britain’s political shift depending on future elections. It discusses potential realignments in European ties, Anglo American relations, and hints at De Gaulle’s possible influence before Go is next. It also reports tobacco industry efforts to curb cancer risk by adding aluminum to cigarettes to cool smoke and reduce tar and nicotine exposure.
Garden experts urge reducing leaf destruction but homeowners face a space crunch. They burn leaves for quick disposal while hoping to protect perennials and avoid harming lawn health.
Captain Alexander L. Porter, a 54 year old Reno blood bank driver earning $1.70 an hour, races a white Ford 131 miles to Chester California to deliver four units of B negative blood for a dying patient. He faces a Susanville court and is fined $12 after court officials verify his tale of the urgent life saving run.
Seven candidates run for City Commission and seven for the school board as Middletown hosts a lively campaign scene. Hi Y clubs push for Homecoming Queen candidates while Auto signs and a City Hall permit mix blend with a banner across Central Avenue. In Kiwanis meeting quirks, guest David Enochs of Armco faces a playful standing ovation and quips about interruptions.
A defense of limiting FBI power argues that a national crime commission and centralized police authority threaten civil liberties. It warns that secret files and government intimidation could erode rights, urging cooperation with local agencies rather than a federal police state.
Minoo Masani reports that Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith softened his free market stance after encounters with India's poor. Nehru’s socialist plans limit growth while Masani and Rostow debate whether focus should shift from steel to rural development. The piece questions Kennedy’s stance on aid and policy direction.
Dorothy Kilgallen and other stars discuss plans for George White's Scandals. Predictions include potential folding of the revue and changes to the lineup. The piece roams through hotel openings, political ties to governors, helicopter concerns, jazz legends, and Broadway jinxes with assorted celeb sightings and industry notes.
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