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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1961
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for week day and Sunday copies, city carrier and mail options, and international rates. It notes in advance payment, daily publication, and a biblical quotation from I Thessalonians.
The article notes the United Nations committee will not resume disarmament debate until September amid weariness over delay. It praises the pause for a fresh U S look at disarmament, risks of renewed stalemate, and the need to reduce tensions for meaningful progress.
Sen. Barry Goldwater, rival of Nixon and Rockefeller, says in a San Antonio TV appearance he is not seeking the Republican presidential nomination in 1964. He criticized Kennedy policies and noted a 1968 run would leave him about 60 at inauguration, prompting GOP supporters to urge speed.
A device lets motorists hear radar signals and slow to legal speeds before traps. Proponents say protects drivers. critics call it evasion. The piece notes traps exist to raise revenue and argues driving within limit avoids radar without cost. A Michigan professor is mocked as a circus clown for his stance.
A long running campaign by ultra liberals targets the 45 minute documentary Operation Abolition directed by the House Un American Activities Committee. The film uses San Francisco May rioting footage to claim Communist leadership of the demonstrations. Hoover and Axelrod support the film’s portrayal citing FBI reports and court observations. Critics label the film a smear while some officials dispute specific quotes attributed to them.
The stars suggest generous effects govern personal relationships and business ties now. Occupation shines over the next year with gains for vigorous work. October brings recognition, while finances and domestic life remain favorable for most of the year with July August offering romance.
Moscow presses for a multi track Laos settlement while urging a cease fire only after talks begin. Western officials warn of a looming coalition government led by Communists as North Vietnamese troops push in central Laos and seize key posts.
Washington columnist notes a new 11 ounce palm sized device named Radar Sentry that detects radar speed traps from 1200 to 1300 feet away. The piece suggests potential peaceful uses and parodies the gadget’s effect on politics and daily life. It also jokes about LBJ and a Capitol lunch sign.
The Pleiades are seven small stars near the bend of the Big Dipper handle. France established the first government employment bureaus in 1843. In nearsightedness the eyeball is too long front to back, so distant objects appear blurry.
Dave Regan recounts planning a summer lawn with fertilizer grass seed and crab grass killer from a hardware store. A rental spreader arrives free but weather delays use and the bill arrives after the work begins. The writer notes the stubborn crab grass and the effort to improve the yard.
Dorothy Kilgallen spotlights New York springtime pleasures. The piece highlights La Fonda del Sol on West 50th Street, Danny's Hideaway on East 45th Street, Tiana Tu on Central Park South, and entertainment venues The Entertainer and Billy Reed's Plush Room, plus the city’s parks, hotels, and skyline as vibrant seasonal backdrop.
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