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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1962
Page
4
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An discussion notes that driver licensing largely rests on tests and records while screening for psychological unfitness is limited but promising. Early experiments in predictive testing link traits like aggressiveness to accident claims, suggesting future needs may filter out unsafe drivers. Senator Humphrey criticizes "cornfield generals" pushing Cuba invasion.
The essay notes automation replacing the pearl diver, a labor shared by students in earlier decades. Machines now wash dishes for 400 or more diners, with jet sprays and microswitches. The decline reduces a means to fund a pay-as-you-go college education, though it is presented as progress.
The Common Market’s success could push the United States toward adopting the metric system. Proponents argue savings in time and calculations, alignment with others, and consistency with Olympic standards. critics cite cost and transition difficulties.
Jim Bishop portrays a hospital corridor scene where visitors crowd rooms and nurses juggle pleas and charts. A police officer warns of a stranger while patients endure pain, limited care, and a doctor overwhelmed by a night shift as he issues orders and departs.
George Dixon muses on a future debate czar and a nationwide rule book for debates. He recalls famous figures and argues debates require written rules, ethics, formats, and distinctions between debates and exchanges.
Analysis argues Khrushchev aims to postpone a Berlin showdown until after U.S. elections. It describes Soviet tactics of perpetual irritations around Berlin, disarmament standoffs, and infiltration in the Middle East, Latin America, Africa, and Asia. It notes Algeria and Cuba links and warns against relying on UN funding.
The text notes Abraham Lincoln's English ancestry from Hingham Norfolk and a church bust. It compares fish motion to oar sculling. It asserts the North Star as a lasting polar star and claims over half of American working women are married.
Two couples from Palmer Massachusetts have moved to Middletown to join Diamond National's moulded pulp division. Melvin Nothe and Ara bella Nothe, their daughter Joyce Stacy, and son in law Douglas Stacy form a musical trio. They perform to benefit the elderly sick and shut-ins and are reachable at 2305 Central Avenue, phone 423 4597. They plan to bring their charity work to their new city.
Dorothy Kilgallen cites Rat Pack winner and New York links to Sonny Liston doodle. Hollywood gossip threads through Kennedy era politics, Barbra Streisand, Brendan Behan, Debbie Reynolds and Sally Eilers while jazz legends and stage actors navigate careers, marriages, and new projects.
Archaeologists suggest gold drew the interest of early humans as the first metal worked by ancient peoples. This discovery challenges assumptions about initial metal use and highlights gold's allure across ancient cultures.
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