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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for city, suburban, trading area, and outside trading area, with annual and international rates. It notes publication by News-Journal Inc since 1857 and includes a Christain motto and Bible verse.
The piece notes Labor Day’s fading original meaning yet defends organized labor as a strong, responsible force supporting the economy and free institutions. It cautions against unlimited power while urging careful leadership and balanced influence. A London noise committee suggests quieter habits, prompting a wry joke about how to be heard amid dreaming non honkers.
Thant urges that world division is economic not ideological and warns extremism threatens the future. He notes haves align with conservatism and have-nots with liberalism, but true hope lies in compromise and tolerance rooted in American traditions. Dr. Melen Canover is humorously noted in relation to a tactful woman and diplomacy.
In Toledo Spain the bullring hosts Giron Murillo and Segura as matadors face six bulls amid crowds and officials. Doctors wait in the infirmary as the corrida runs from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., ending with a rare safe day for all.
The piece criticizes President Kennedy for nominating Arthur Goldberg to the Supreme Court, arguing the choice reflects political considerations and labor union influence. It notes Goldberg’s background as labor counsel and contrasts it with traditional judicial qualifications, while reflecting on past Republican and Democratic selections and concerns about religious representation and constitutional interpretation.
Broadway gossip notes Carol Burnett’s Las Vegas date with Richard Chamberlain sparked hype about a romance cover up. The column downplays the pair, notes Burnett’s real interest in a divorce, and cites press agents’ misdirections as a familiar pattern in show business media.
A Labor Day feature suggests rest from labor, notes possible highway dangers and a summer near Middletown. It highlights places like LeSourdsville Lake, Hueston Woods, Cowan Lake, Fort Ancient, Germantown Dam and a county park, plus a 3 pm ball game and a race track option amid traffic and budget constraints.
A columnist jokes about the Monday after a long weekend and the difficulty of returning to work. The piece suggests combining holidays into one yearly vacation to ease schedules for workers and employers.
Sokolsky argues secularism weakens U S culture by eroding religious foundations. He links Judaism Christian civilization to Western law and JeffersonsDeclaration, notes Catholic and Jewish presence, warns that humanism and Marxist sociology undermine morality, virtue, and politics, and claims secular values endanger national strength.
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