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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for weekday and Sunday delivery, city and suburban carrier options, and mail plans for various trading areas. Rates include 10 yearly mail in trading area, 2000 yearly outside area, and 35 yearly outside USA.
A call for bi partisan unity as the nation faces grave peril with an election near. The President receives broad support while caution is urged against delaying action. The piece highlights the World Health Organization amid rising global plague cases and argues disease respects no borders, urging united efforts.
The writing laments a national teen queen pageant in Dallas and condemns pressure on young girls to adulthood. It argues that many so called queens are teens or younger and warns such contests push cosmetics and wrong values, harming girls' natural fun and self worth.
A humorous list by Jim Bishop cataloging traits he dislikes in women including nagging wives and controlling mothers, with pointed observations on appearance, behavior, and social roles. The author reflects on this run of thoughts written in ten minutes.
George E. Sokolsky argues that Fidel Castro emerged from the 1948 Bogotazo linked to U S policy through Roy Rubottom and William Wieland. He claims CIA warnings were suppressed and criticizes Fourth Floor State Department officials for acting independently of presidents and secretaries, shaping Cuba policy.
Dorothy Kilgallen outlines a diary from the Step On A Crack rehearsals as Rita Hayworth quits and Nancy Kelly leaves. Robert Horton may lead a Rodgers Lerner project while Ed Reid pens a Las Vegas book stirring casino nerves. Civil rights housing delays loom in Washington while Patterson Liston odds favor Sonny.
Middletown Post of the American Legion urges daily flag display amid fears of war reaching U S shores. The piece calls for all Middletonians to own and fly flags, praising loyalty and courage to deter conflict and avoid bloodshed.
George Dixon relates a flight to Port St. Lucie Florida with Senator George A. Smathers. He recalls Smathers facing pressure from Kennedy advisers and being pulled between loyalties to Kennedy and his own conscience while navigating political support and public questions.
Cy Young pitched the first modern perfect game in 1904 with no hits or runs and no baserunners. The 1842 Nez Perce code marks Idaho territory’s first written laws. Os trich fern fronds resemble an ostrich plume. Sterile ones can reach ten feet, forming a vase like cluster. Cattle egret nesting sites in South America not yet located. bird appeared there over two decades ago.
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