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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription costs: per copy six cents on weekdays and fifteen cents Sundays, carrier delivery 50 cents weekly, mail within trading area 12 dollars yearly, outside trading area 20 dollars yearly, and 35 dollars yearly for outside USA. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc. since 1857.
The column weighs Goldwater’s vow to vote against the nuclear test ban treaty and whether such a stance signals political risk or character. It argues senators must judge the treaty by national welfare in heart and conscience, not personal gain, and notes a Russian manned moon circuit predicted for next year.
The House sent to the Senate a 190 million dollar program for fallout shelters. Critics call shelters a waste of government funds and ineffective against a full scale nuclear attack. They urge funds be redirected to avert a final war and argue public imagination fails to grasp nuclear devastation.
A federal grand jury investigates Progressive Labor leaders tied to a split from the Communist Party and a pro Chinese stance. Levi Laub led a Cuba trip and testified before HUAC. several PL members followed with leadership roles in New York and Manhattan campaigns. Milt Rosen and Mort Scheer face grand jury testimony.
Factographs show heart and circulation ailments cause about half of US deaths. The vending machine type of business continues to grow across the United States.
President Kennedy, addressing the United Nations General Assembly, urges renewed support for UN programs and the nuclear test treaty. He calls for greater Western aid to developing nations, and stresses self determination, freedom for Germany and Berlin, and the need to reduce Cold War tensions while warning against nuclear conflict. The speech also notes Cuba and South Africa issues and the challenge of Soviet communication limits.
Washington report recalls Rep. John S. Monagan of Connecticut attempting to name a Capitol Hill square after Speaker McCormack, only to be interrupted and later invited to preside by the Speaker. A private GOP memo proposes a political agony column with quirky reader queries and brisk, tongue in cheek replies.
Dave Regan vents about everyday irritants and the people who trigger them. He lists vacation bravado in autumn, weight comments, garden bragging, hair gripes, suit price comparisons, and finally the rival who yells Gin after drawing a card.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes the death of Jimmy Donahue's friend Lucky Moore in Puerto Rico after a sleeping pills overdose amid airport drama. Pablo Picasso teams with Serge Lifar on a Paris ballet. Warren Beatty’s rising film career draws quick studio attention.
Analysts estimate America’s tree nut output will jump 73 percent this year. The rosy forecast comes as optimistic chatter, squirrels included, spreads amid nationwide farming news. A Scarborough teen dominated in England’s North championship, sweeping singles and doubles titles except for one loss blamed on a male opponent.
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