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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1962
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices including 6 cents per weekday and 15 cents for Sundays, with 50 cents for city and suburban delivery and annual U.S.A. rates of 20 dollars for six days and 35 dollars per year. The paper, published daily by News-Journal Inc. since 1857, notes postal details and the Acts 19.23 reference.
The heads of major central banks gather in Washington to hear President Kennedy outline U S dollar policy. Officials aim to show the dollar is strong and oppose devaluation while urging allies to increase aid and reduce gold reserves with added scrutiny of overseas financial support. In Rome, hospital doctors strike for higher pay prompting questions about patient service.
The piece argues theater offers more than entertainment. Sir Tyrone Guthrie notes a Minneapolis theater is not “just another rectangle” but a space with potential to illuminate life, unlike TV or film. A British doctor suggests a six day week for mothers with fathers handling child care on day seven.
A reflective note about future weather, predicting warm and smiling days to come, followed by autumn and winter hints. The piece urges enjoying pleasant days before cold, cloudy spells and winter approaches, while acknowledging lingering seasonal edge even on sunny days.
Jim Bishop tours the Valley of the Fallen basilica near Madrid. He details the 450 foot granite cross, ornate chapels, guardian angels, and the vast interior carved with religious and military symbolism. Abbott Justo Perez de Urbel extends warm hospitality and invites a return visit.
Washington argues direct election favors demagogues and costly campaigns while a return to legislative selection could curb influence peddling and ensure qualified service. Critics cite Kennedy and McCormack as examples of youth and ambition shaping modern races.
Washington notes rail names mislead about routes and reach while oddball items run through jokes about emails and taxes. The piece cites rail lines and distances, jokes about Gnu frontiersman Willams, B girls taxes, post office quips, and a Kennedy era disarmament report with regional references from Oklahoma to South Carolina and Kansas to Alabama.
Dave Regan hosts a WKRC TV feature Monday 7 to 10 p.m. presenting the film Hollywood's Answer To Communism as a public service for Constitution Day with Senator Thomas J. Dodd Dr Fred G Schwartz W Cleon Skousen and Rep Walter H Judd. The program aims to explain communism and promote understanding with Democrats and Republicans represented. Viewers are encouraged to watch with friends for discussion.
A promotional note urges viewers to watch a notable film, framing it as a tool for informing the American public in the fight against communism.
Broadway gossip reports Judy Garland has taken a Lake Tahoe house and plans a Nevada divorce from Sid Luft to spend time in Las Vegas and Tahoe for engagements. She may enroll her children in a Lake Tahoe school while Adam Clayton Powell’s Puerto Rico incident draws new press attention and Katharine Cornell hints at returning to the stage.
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