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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1962
Page
4
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A concise religious reflection cites First John chapter three verse twenty four, noting that those who keep commandments dwell in God and God in them, judged by the Spirit given to believers as confirmation of abiding presence.
Mississippi Governor elects to defy court orders and pursue interposition to block integration at the University of Mississippi, urging officials to risk jail. Georgia’s future governor elect Carl Sanders endorses lawful, orderly action within the framework of law and order while not endorsing forced integration. A contrasting debate on racial policy and obedience to court rulings is highlighted.
United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation warns that halting nuclear bomb tests would benefit present and future generations. It cautions that genetic damage may follow any radiation dose and that further testing increases danger, urging minimum testing for national security. The Federal Reserve chairman notes a business pause as many prefer golf to work.
A new book by Anna Louise Strong on U S activity in Laos and Vietnam drew rave notices from left leaning press and Radio Hanoi. The work published by New Century Publishers alleges cash flows through the U S embassy and violence by CIA and military advisers.
The passage notes that primitive peoples began funeral sermons, with burial ceremonies. It mentions English carpet sweepers made in ancient times, and that French corsets appeared around the time of the Revolution, reflecting historic customs and dress.
A historical essay argues the West's early 20th century hesitance to act against Mussolini in Ethiopia mirrors 1990s hesitations toward Cuba and Khrushchev, noting Churchill's critique of Britain's weak blockade and the missed chance to deter aggression. The piece connects 1935 blockade failures to a broader pattern of appeasement and future conflict.
The 88 year old poet Robert Frost, visiting the Soviet Union for ten days, met Khrushchev and discussed exchange of political ideologies. The piece questions whether Frost’s talks hinted at shifts toward democracy and socialism, while criticizing censorship of Rostow’s White Paper and Kennedy administration policy planning.
The piece treats summer TV as a game to predict which new shows will last past next summer. It notes networks flood with new programs, many repeats, and warns viewers ratings will prune the lineup. It likens summer TV to railroads losing passengers and discusses outside watching and costs of TV ownership.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Keely Smith will team with a male partner on a new act while New York clubs back the San Francisco Giants over the Dodgers as San Francisco fans travel to New York for whisky fueled loyalties. Irwin Shaw writes The French Style starring Jean Seberg, who recovers from abdominal surgery. Brigitte Bardot rumors spark Jewish conversion reports. Jim Mitchum criticizes his father and Katyna Ranieri shines at the Plaza. Elizabeth Taylor glides through Paris and Gstaad with a Yorkie, while Shelley Winters writes about men. Francoise Sagan works on a new novel beyond 300 pages as Gene Krupa gains a lavish dressing room at Metro.
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