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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1963
Page
6
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription costs for the paper, including per week and annual mail rates for trading and non trading areas, carrier and city delivery options, and advance payment terms. The notice also carries a quoted Bible verse.
A Saigon official reply to Kennedy’s Vietnam policy critique targets Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu and Ngo Dinh Diem’s brother, calling Kennedy’s information inadequate. The piece notes Washington’s wish to remove the couple seen as wielding power behind President Diem and questions the regime’s Buddhist crackdown claims. A London columnist quips about Elizabeth Taylor’s weight and Paris fashions.
The International Geophysical Year inspired an 18 month global scientific push now yielding results and prompting a new three to seven year biology program. It will study plant and animal productivity and human adaptability to changing environments, with benefits for farming methods and cross nation stability as fifty to sixty nations collaborate. Also notes critics of Yankee prestige forget the team earned it.
A long buried skeleton unearthed during the YMCA Jerusalem construction is exhibited in the gym area. The author muses on the dead man’s possible era, faith, and role, praising the YMCA project to mold constructive men from youth. He likens the find to Hamlet’s Yorick and contemplates eternal life and memory.
The Colonial theater doors drew crowds for Irma la Douce echoing To Kill a Mockingbird’s past crowds, while attendees traded old friends and sightings. A man bought his first adult cinema ticket in years, and locals debated stars like Elizabeth Taylor as wrecking of the Paramount loomed nearby. A quirky Humpty Dumpty bedtime prayer and college prank notes fill a column with playful recollections and world records.
London reports claim Paul Robeson was spirited to East Germany aboard an Ilyushin jet after mysterious travel, with his wife signing letters denying the tale. Observers cite a London postmark and East German reception as context, while critics call the move a public relations act to silence questions about his politics.
Factographs indicate only about ten percent of Earth's surface is arable, yet agriculture supports roughly three billion people. The data underscore constraints on food production amid rising populations and potential impacts on future supply chains.
John Chamberlain analyzes how Russian offshore fishing and small mesh nets inflame lobster politics from Massachusetts to Maine. He traces a conflict between pot men and skin divers, wartime fleet impact, and the economic clash with offshore “jumbo” lobsters while questioning trust in foreign harvesters during a cold war era.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports the New York Film Festival at Philharmonic Hall Sept 10–19 will enjoy waivers from U S Customs for nudity and obscenity. Hollywood ponders Paramount’s studio future, while others like Liberace and William Saroyan figure in entertainment notes. Paris letters cover Niven’s insect bite, Annabella’s stage comeback, Ghislaine de Monaco’s travel, and Eisenhower backing Clay at the 1964 GOP convention.
A columnist jokes about cucumber soup as a warm weather dish while dismissing the idea. Mentions Milt the printer giving him the shivers and hints at a playful, rambling piece on seasonal foods and idle thoughts.
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