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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1962
Page
4
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Premier Ahmed Ben Bella and Foreign Minister Mohammed Khemisti publicly show Algeria’s tilt toward Cuba in United Nations forums and Havana. Analysts note Algeria’s fragile hold on power may curb full communist alignment while seeking France trade links.
A North Dakota snowstorm serves as a warning of approaching winter. The piece urges immediate prep actions such as checking storm windows, repairing putty and paint, and finishing fall garden tasks, framing the event as a directive for timely household readiness.
The speaker argues against U S military action in Cuba stressing consistency with past stands in Korea and Suez. He says morality, not expediency, should guide policy and that allegiance to law and ethics distinguishes the nation from the Communist bloc.
A man promoted to a higher post learns to trust himself after a supermarket confrontation prompts a self charged reflection. The story parallels a German dwarf who overcomes inferiority through faith, becoming an assistant to Africa’s government institute head and aiding students.
A Kentucky man named Marcus, wealthy and devout, travels to Cincinnati to hear Kennedy amid Fountain Square crowds. His wallet is stolen, prompting a citywide scramble to wire funds through Travelers Aid and a Cincinnati hotel doorman, ending with Marcus buying a new wallet and renewed caution.
Paul Harvey compares the William Golding novel Lord of the Flies to campus obsession, framing Ralph as the moral center and Jack as the ruthless challenger. He notes the author’s sympathy for Ralph, yet the story’s twist shows the bad guy winning. He cites editorials on patience versus force in Cold War rhetoric and mentions presidential advisers pulling left and right.
Doris Day headlines Hollywood plans swirl as Irwin Shaw undergoes vocal surgery and Vivien Leigh arrives in New York for Tovarich rehearsals with Jean Pierre Aumont. Elliptical notes touch on Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf and other theater morsels, plus Buddy Rich hospital scare and Peggy Lee era echoes.
The essay surveys the origins of religion and the rise of Christianity from Jewish roots to a universal faith. It notes Paul as a catalytic missionary, the 325 AD Nicaea Council shaping a centralized church, and later splits including the 15th century Protestant revolts led by Luther Calvin and Zwingli. It contrasts pantheistic and personal God concepts and cites Trent as response to Luther’s challenge.
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