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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1962
Page
4
Subscription rates are listed for daily and Sunday editions with city and suburban carrier options, trading-area mail, and outside U S A pricing. The paper, published daily by News Journal Inc. in Middletown, notes a 1857 founding and includes a Bible verse quotation.
The piece argues that married women control 75 percent of household spending and many work outside the home, boosting family income and overall demand. It notes 60 percent of working women are married, supports women’s suitability in certain jobs, and warns against restricting women to domestic roles as outdated and counterproductive.
Kennedy addressed IMF and World Bank governors, noting their grave concern for the US dollar as the world's primary international currency. The piece argues the dollar’s strength hinges on economic momentum and U.S. resolve to restore buoyancy lost five years ago, with or without foreign help.
The classic character D Artagnan from The Three Musketeers is usually named by his surname. A lone quoted letter shows his given name was Janis, explaining why he favored D Artagnan as his preferred identifier.
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports on a special Atlantic supplement by Owen Lattimore about Mongolia. The piece portrays Mongolia as peaceful with strong education and a desire for US ties, while noting Lattimore’s controversial past with Senate investigations and alleged Communist links.
The text notes medieval theologians speculating that hell lies beneath the earth and modern scientists stating heat rises with depth at mines. It cites Baalbek Lebanon, temple construction by Romans, and sealed beam headlights appearing in 1939 1940.
George E. Sokolsky argues Cuba is a global issue, not a U S isolation, urging Western and allied nations to join a tougher stance against Soviet support for Castro. He frames Cuba as a test of unity, economic blockade support, and shared burden in Europe Asia and Africa.
A rambler jokes about Postmaster General Day designating National Letter Writing Week October 7 13 while Ymelda dismisses the scheme. The banter rails against Washington bureaucrats expanding operations as the pair mock mail statistics and urge readers to write congressmen and Day.
A playful blend of notes on car finish specialists, sunburn jokes, and a statistic about one in five Americans moving houses annually. It touches on fusion power from deuterium and a light jab about pronouncing scientific terms.
Paul Harvey laments American restlessness as comforts breed boredom. He notes households chase change from kitchens to telephones, cars to vacations, and leisure activities, while genuine challenges vanish. He warns prosperity fosters detachment and wonders if excess attachment to ease fuels revolt against the republic.
Comedian Jackie Miles ill at Regent Hospital. multiple serious ailments diagnosed. Detroit car maker tests a sealed engine with an estimated 35 000 mile life. German Occupation fears rise among US officials. Ex Mayor Bill O Dwyer rewrites his first book. Bravo Giovanni breaks Broadway folding records but shows empty seats. Anti Castro force of 40 000 ready to invade Cuba from several Latin American nations. The Succeed tickets theft incident revealed by parish priest’s donation. George Shearing to tour Britain, following All Blind Band route. Trading stamps proposed with Manhattan checks. I Can Get It For You Wholesale now staged on two sets. Balka cabin plaque joke about Khrushchev’s 1990 trip. Irving Berlin’s Mr President criticized. potential investor buys shares. Jerry Lee Lewis’s wife now 17. Horowitz near retirement spurs comeback chatter. First Columbia LP preview hailed as possibly greatest piano record.
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