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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1963
Page
6
The Middletown Journal monthly and weekly rates list per copy and carrier prices for city and suburban delivery, seven day mail options, and international subscriptions. It notes advance payment, daily publication by News-Journal Inc., and cites a biblical verse.
The article notes the 18th annual United Nations General Assembly opens with dis harmony yet potential progress toward universal peace. It highlights colonialism and UN finances as key problems while urging momentum on nuclear test ban follow ups and East West tensions. It also mentions a spirit of peace and the need for continued discussion.
Sixteen Project Mercury men sign exclusive four year rights to their personal narratives for 1.04 million dollars, adding to 500 thousand already paid to seven. The arrangement with two large publishers prompts debate on the propriety and potential future cases across government service and media. The New York Mets show season gains, projecting a climb from last year toward 1970.
Norman V. Peale portrays Bertha Spafford Vester, an 83 year old Jerusalem resident dubbed Mother of Mercy, as King Hussein awards her the Jordanian medal for humanitarian service. The piece highlights her baby hospital and Dr. Mahmmad Dajani’s compassionate care for Arab and Bedouin children amid war and ruin.
Veteran AP reporter Pat Morin, famed for Birmingham coverage and Little Rock tales, is noted for his Ike Eisenhower resemblance. At a Canton Ohio AP gathering, attendees teased his likeness during a discussion of racial tensions. Morin recounts past campaigns and a Hartford 1952 moment with Stevenson. The piece also notes Middletown Police Chief Howerton as the youngest in the role since Civil Service exams began.
Paul Harvey discusses the U S Supreme Court race integration decision and the evolving social climate He notes hypocrisy in northern attitudes and the mixed responses to Negro representation in media and education He warns of potential self-segregation while advocating individual excellence and mutual respect.
Jacob Keim a hotelkeeper and Alexander Boardman a Camden and Atlantic Railroad conductor proposed the boardwalk to stop sand from being carried into hotel rooms and railroad cars. Clove trees are native to the Spice Islands in Indonesia.
John Chamberlain critiques Parkinsons law applied to social systems. He argues bureaucratic growth inflates means at the expense of ends, citing unions and management as examples and questioning democratic institutions backing such trends.
Barbara Hutton’s friends sense another marriage bid by a painter rumored to seek divorce. A benefit trek heads to Lodi NJ for slain local policemen, with Tony Bennett and others paying their own way. KIbrk notes, industry chatter, and social pins fill this gossip column with names, events, and humor.
A Corby England house wife told police a burglar looted her home of 20 dollars 40 cents then cleaned the place and left it in tip top order. The crook clearly cleaned up in more ways than one.
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