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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1962
Page
4
Norman V Peale argues that people should study and imitate successful actions rather than dwell on mistakes. He recalls a judge who taught him to recreate a successful moment and apply that mindset to improve in golf, sales, parenting, and daily life. The piece promotes building a "success image" to reinforce effective behavior and achieve lasting improvement.
This item lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including per week carrier rates and annual mail options for in and outside trading areas, plus a note on U S and foreign rates. It also provides publication origin Middletown Ohio and the 1857 founding.
An 86 year old District Court judge in Dallas defies Supreme Court rulings, must now be ordered to pay $596.11 after a 1959 reversal. The article notes aging justices, citing Taney, Brandeis, and Holmes, and questions the precedent of long tenure for judges with faltering ability.
The piece notes Halloween candy sales have tripled over the last decade with an estimated 300 million pounds of sweets this year. Critics call for moderation, while supporters insist the spectacle benefits candy makers despite concerns over kids weighed down by loot.
The article notes Uganda becoming independent, as a British Commonwealth member with a century of white contact. It highlights a predominantly black population of 6,485,000 with 11,000 whites, 74,000 Hindus and Pakistanis, and the path to citizenship tied to language, while Kenya and the Rhodesias remain Britain's African challenges.
A varied mix notes Rouen as Joan of Arc’s execution site and a standing tower, U S road maps issued by service stations exceed 100 million yearly, losses from fake charity scams in New York amount to 24 million annually, Edison first heard his voice on record, a 700 B C carving at the British Museum depicts an Assyrian king with an umbrella, and other brief notes on a river in Kentucky, steel industry trends, and church membership growth.
An analysis of how wartime fears affect today’s youth contrasts WWII and Korean War memories with the Cuban Missile Crisis. Gov. Bert Combs’ humor at the Manchester Motor Inn is recounted through two jokes about a cowboy and a spinster, illustrating light relief amid tension.
Two viewpoints on funding cancer research are weighed. Money can accelerate discovery, yet a lone researcher’s insight can trigger breakthroughs, as polio vaccines did from funded programs and personal perseverance amid caution about premature conclusions.
George Sokolsky argues Nehru and Krishna Menon misread Soviet China and the United States. He warns India cannot arm itself to face Red China, predicting potential UK and US intervention or Soviet action. The piece contemplates Gurkha loyalty, Sikh autonomy, and a looming regional power shift toward the Chienlung line and Bay of Bengal.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Melodye Condos daughter of Martha Raye heads toward show business with Decca recording plans and TV appearances. Other items cover Jackie Gleason, Met Opera Orchestra plans, Claiborne Cary in Little Me edits, Greta Keller and Chilean ambassador Raul Aldunate, plus jokes about JFK and politics and Edith Sitwell quotes. The Mr President cast ready to record for Columbia with LP release soon.
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