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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1963
Page
4
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A columnist notes foreign sports cars fuel a fast and weaving driving style. Drivers often accelerate suddenly, treat other motorists as obstacles, and may endanger others when their sports car mentality overrides caution. The piece warns the danger rises when two-ton Detroit cars adopt the same aggressive approach.
The article argues that union and company control of pension and welfare funds risks mismanagement. It notes over 60 billion dollars in trusts for employees and cites a recent case of union official misappropriation. It urges independent fiduciaries to safeguard employee funds for confidence and stability.
The piece argues critics often condemn Supreme Court rulings without reading the decisions. It cites the school prayer ruling as three major opinions totaling 109 pages and notes timely attacks. It urges lawful change through new laws or amendments, not curbing judicial power, and cites Lincoln and the 1895 income tax decision as examples.
Jim Bishop reflects on a working summer filled with travel writing and radio readings. He recalls Nelson Benedict and a 30 foot boat, family summers, trips to Harlem and Las Vegas, and the rhythm of work outweighing leisure. He notes the sea, the clock, and the promise of a new season.
David Lawrence argues for a one year moratorium on racial demonstrations and picketing to reduce friction between whites and Negroes. He urges church leaders to promote calm through spiritual influence and private community talks, warning that violence stalls progress and that only a change of heart can resolve deep segration issues.
Washington items reveal Mrs. Kennedy painted two Christmas cards for the National Cultural Center. The cards feature The Journey of The Magi and Glad Tidings with angels and wise men on a red background. Officials offered few details while sidestepping questions about personal use and pricing.
Zadok Dumkopf muses on fashion hype as a racket with fewer new dresses. Mornings leave him dog tired during the Dog Days, a season he ties to weariness and fashion chatter.
Dave Regan notes fall arrives after 1 p.m. with temperatures ranging from the 40s to 70s. He recalls an aurora borealis display last night and praises autumn weather, leaves turning early, and scenic drives on Lower Springboro Road near Middletown. He warns to start autumn trips soon to enjoy an early fall.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Republican leaders backing Governor Rockefeller's presidential bid amid divorce backlash. Ginger Rogers eyed for Broadway. Fabian shifts to folk with new label. Red Skelton tours, Ava Gardner dazzles at Colony. Ingrid Bergman and Anthony Quinn co star in Rome. Jimmy Durante to host 50th anniversary party. Ringing with industry chatter from Hollywood and New York.
Notable events include John Paul Jones declaring I have not yet begun to fight during the Bon Homme Richard Serapis battle in 1779, Neptune's discovery in 1846, and Clark-Lewis expedition completion in 1806. Also mentions U S aviation tragedy off Ireland and Latin American economic talks in Washington.
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