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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1963
Page
4
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A Boston speech hints President Kennedy views Barry Goldwater as the best GOP challenger for the 1964 race. Advisers reportedly discount Rockefeller while weighing Nixon or Romney as strong Goldwater rivals. Kennedy appears to relish facing Goldwater, though many slips loom before the nomination.
A discussion argues quitting smoking is simple with two basic methods while broader concerns surface about official conduct. The piece cites Secretary Fred Korth and a Fort Worth bank link, noting potential conflicts of interest yet acknowledging the evidence remains inconclusive. It also profiles Harry Lefcort and Affiliated Telephone Answering Service, detailing operations, costs, and the human stories behind switchboard work.
A reflective piece argues the U S missed chances to leverage crop failures and political upheavals to pressure Communist regimes. It cites Khrushchev in the Soviet Union Castro in Cuba and Chiang Kai-shek, critiquing U S ignorance on warfare economics and policy failures amid famines and natural disasters. It laments missed opportunities to tighten pressure on communism.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Golden Boy musical will rehearse in New York on April 15 and will not open in London or Europe first, instead breaking into the U S A with Boston or Philadelphia. Also notes payola probe in supermarkets, Star Jimmy Stewart visit, Funny Girl progress, and assorted Hollywood gossip.
Dave Regan muses on a near drought ending October, noting two hundredths of rain since August, soil drought, and potential winter impacts. He recalls past winters, discusses nature's caprice, hurricanes like Ginny, and ponders gendered naming, joking about twenty years of marriage.
George Dixon narrates a trip to Baalbek with Lebanon’s editors and exiled Sudanese PM Ahmmad Maahgoub. He boasts Beirut’s nightlife and Arab unity ambitions, recalls Maahgoub’s UN prediction, and notes Brigitte Bardot’s former husband Jacques Charrier. The dialogue ends with Ymelda pressing how Arab rulers “cut loose” energy in Beirut.
A teen rumor about a tobacco product blends aluminum to reduce tar and nicotine. The claim suggests a cooler puff and a higher sensation, viewed as unlikely by experts.
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