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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1961
Page
4
Subscriptions in Middletown Ohio list rates per week by carrier and by mail for trading and outside areas. The notice also cites USA and international yearly prices and credits the News Journal Inc. publication with a biblical quotation.
Readers seek judgment from reviews to decide what to read yet praise and blame vary. Three credible critiques applaud candor and humanity, condemn prose, or call the work a failure. The piece ends by urging readers to simply read the book and question its value. The Russians push to move UN headquarters to Berlin if New York fails.
Educators and officials argue that lack of effective schooling fuels youth crime as juvenile gangs in a Midwestern city embrace Nazi imagery. A parole officer notes ignorance of constitutional principles and calls for stronger spiritual instruction. Critics say the debate circles without solving the problem.
The piece warns that careless gun handling endangers hunters and others and urges strict adherence to safety rules. It notes repeated incidents of loaded guns and unsafe acts and condemns irresponsible behavior as unfit for a field. A livestock expert foresees boneless meat dominating future butcher shops, likening it to a ham burger surrender.
Fulton Lewis Jr reports a quiet Cape Canaveral labor scandal with unions at missile bases causing delays and high pay. He cites 327 strikes at 22 bases, 162 872 man days lost, and costs near 100 million dollars while urging federal oversight and labor expert collaboration.
President Kennedy’s UN General Assembly speech receives wide acclaim for its clear defense of American ideals and Western resolve. He denounces Soviet policy and colonialism, urges a peace race toward disarmament, and calls for steady force reduction while warning against unilateral annihilation.
Senators debate making the executive mansion a national monument while quips fly about Kennedy era politics. Costs and renovations are noted from 1792 to Truman, with anecdotes on First Families and historic features shaping the White House.
In a overheard exchange a worker jokes about a supposed rubber-eating in sect discovery while another man mocks the tale as an overblown imagination. The brief reflects light chatter across the office.
Dave Regan notes the Reds trail the Cubs 3 to 1 in the sixth inning while Dodgers face doubleheaders with Pittsburgh. He hopes the pennant race is settled soon and ponders world events. The Cooking School draws about 800 to 900 women, signaling national concerns about domestic roles. He reflects on remodeling efforts on Main Street and Georgetown’s rising upscale status. Two nonfans burst into the scene just before Robinson ties the game.
Herbert Matthews editor of The New York Times and Cuba's chief correspondent writes an apologia addressing attacks over the Cuba fiasco. He discusses briefing Earl E F Smith, Senate subcommittee hearings, and the claim that U.S. officials were misled. The piece argues for transparency and questions why testimony on Rubottom and Wieland remains unpublished.
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