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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1961
Page
4
Middletown Journal details subscription options with per copy prices for weekday and Sunday editions, in city and suburban areas, and by mail inside and outside trading areas. It notes prepayment, daily publication, and dates back to 1857. A Bible verse from John 19:26 27 is included.
Lincoln era officials shaped the war effort but Stanton dominated public debate. The looming biography would cover his rise in the War Department, his loyalty to Lincoln, conflicts with Johnson, impeachment near a vote, and a late Supreme Court nomination by Grant. The piece notes his mixed legacy and the race to publish an updated life.
The article argues the Soviet Union calls the tune in global tensions by shifting offensives across hotspots from Berlin to Matsu and Quemoy, Cuba, Congo, Laos, and possibly South America. It urges a deterrent strategy and warns against waiting for others to set the stage, noting the New Frontiers program has uncovered lingering problems.
The piece warns about aerosol food dispensers making ketchup peanut butter mayonnaise and pancake mix squirtable from cans. It notes risks of young users misusing gas propelled spreads and the mess at table. It urges caution about mustard and jelly becoming similarly dispensed and calls for safer passing etiquette at meals.
A compact, period tone sketch of Abraham Lincoln as a romantic figure, detailing his alleged encounters with Ann Rutledge Mary Owens and Mary Todd. It notes Lincolns awkwardness with women and recounts the loves, engagements, and eventual marriages shaping his life, ending with a quip about Mrs Lincolns temper and the presidents patience.
Washington commentary criticizes the Kennedy administration for impulsive handling of open sessions for business groups. It argues consistency is needed across Labor and Agriculture talks, notes closed doors at the Advisory Committee on Labor Management Policy, and warns of political maneuvering impacting economic policy and advice from business leaders.
Hal Pape, Armco Steel executive, recounted his wartime experiences in France during World War II at a Middletown Episcopal Church Men's Club gathering. Demand for payments on the first half 1941 tax bills was announced by deputy county treasurer Carl Wedekind.
Dorothy Kigallen notes marriages lasting longer with Rafael Campas as latest groom. Vic Damone tormented by sleepless nights over Pier Angeli. Artie Shaw to join Lenox School of Music in Berkshire and lead a band for live shows. John Barrymore Jr faces eviction threat over rent in Italy. Censors clash with United Artists over scene in Something Wild. Rex Harrison films in Madrid while courting Sally Ann Sandy. Vanity and lawsuits frame show business, with several stars facing legal actions. Castro aide seeks asylum. Bruce Yarnell receives pink stuffed animals from Ginger Rogers. Brook Benton crafts a spirituals album with 42 voice choir. Anita Bryant and Bob Green start publishing firm. Noel Coward’s Pomp and Circumstance hits tenth printing.
Bills used a tax rate of 14.41 per thousand, up 28 cents from last year while Hamilton posted 17.98. Det. Ralph Bauer marked his 22nd year with the Middletown Police Department.
Dave Regan argues that publicity shines a light on wrongdoing from payola to racial segregation, forcing reform and strengthening institutions. He cites lampooned scandals, federal integrity efforts, and New Orleans desegregation as examples. He warns only steady press freedom sustains America amid a non white world.
A Washington elevator anecdote highlights Texas Senator William Blakely's distinctive cowboy attire. The article notes his non election record, his appointments, and a humorous exchange with Senator Keating. It also features a Capitol Hill minstrel show scene with Majority Leader Mansfield and Vice President Johnson, plus Geoffery Drummond's interview with aviation chairman Alan Boyd amid airline timetable chatter.
Tomorrow brings opportunities but deeper chances lie beneath surface signals. Auspicious planetary influences support outdoor interests and personal advancement, with clear periods in September and December and a year of improved job and finances. Singles may see romance in July August. home life looks steady. a child born aligns with high competence and loyalty.
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