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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1963
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates: per copy six cents on weekdays and fifteen cents on Sundays. In-city and suburban carrier delivery, seven day mail options, and international rates are provided with annual prices. Published daily by News-Journal Inc since 1857.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller rejects Teamster leader Hoffa's presidential backing as risky. Hoffa faces two federal indictments for jury tampering and misuse of union funds, while Rockefeller weighs political fallout from labor support against his record and national aims. The piece also notes Gromyko criticizing war as anti scientific.
Amherst College dean of admission urges counselors not to bar promising students due to average or below average test scores. He notes colleges weigh special interests and accomplishments alongside grades, stressing that no one should be discouraged from applying. Goldwater says Senate will consent but not advise on the test ban treaty.
The Dow Jones hit new highs sparking chartists to call a penetration into open country and brokers see year-end gains up to 60 points. Institutional traders buy despite high prices while blue chips outperform weaker stocks.
The essay surveys shifts in science and philosophy as humans probe unseen worlds and space. It notes Hannah Arendt and Erwin Schrödinger, questions common sense, and argues science moves beyond human bounds while the brain remains fallible and humbling.
The piece profiles Robert G. Baker once a Senate secretary and later a $3.5 million a year vending machine entrepreneur. It notes his ties to Serv-U Corp., aerospace franchisees, and his ability to reach major Democratic leaders and key committees by phone. The tone blends wit with a jaw dropping ascent from obscurity to wealth.
Congress moved to cut taxes by 11 billion over two years with January 1964 start. Supporters say stimulus will boost spending and investment while critics warn of deficits and uneven relief across income brackets. Administrations priorities favor tax revision over civil rights debates to prompt early economic effects.
Washington column examines how so-called non political tours by presidents like Kennedy Eisenhower Truman and Roosevelt are treated as political despite claims of nonpartisanship. Historical examples show both praise and critique from rival leaders and the public.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli feud over Liza’s love for Peter Mann while Judy distrusts the match. Peter travels to study acting as Gloria Hudson faces throat surgery. Mike Kardin stands by. Sybil Burton taunts Richard back for two million with Ivor Balding. Russia builds an amphibian tank base in Cuba under troop control. Lucky Moore’s death case looms as papers may be impounded. Gene Kelly pens his life story. David Merrick strikes a rich deal for Horton in 110 in the Shade. Olivia de Havilland rumored reconciled with Pierre Galante in Paris. Faye Emerson heads to Augusta for a personal appearance. Mickey Spillane defends Joseph Mitchell amid Sugar and Spice talk. Billy Graham shines on Jack Benny show and The Rehearsal wins praise. Eileen Farrell dazzles Garry Moore and La Grenouille charms lunchers with stylish patrons.
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