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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1955
Page
4
An old Middletown Journal notice lists subscription prices for home delivery in city and trading areas, with Sunday and outside U S rates, plus mail options and advance payment terms. The page includes a Bible verse from II Chronicles 19 2.
The court schedules a hearing the week of April 18 on Dr. John P. Peters 67 Yale Medical School professor who was dismissed in 1953 as a part time U S Public Health Service consultant. Peters contends the dismissal violated due process and cites prior Bailey rulings and loyalty oath decisions affecting public employees.
In a January 1954 testimony Secretary Dulles urged a conference to revise the UN Charter and outlined six changes. He reiterated support for revision on April 13 while noting U N membership limits and debated admission of Red China as a peace loving nation.
Hal Boyle notes Spain's bullfighting industry in decline yet still appealing to true aficionados and tourists. He recalls Manolete’s death, discusses money, risk, and corruption in the sport, the breeding of bulls, and the crowd’s reaction to a bull’s death.
Washington notes no deal but expects release of 15 American airmen held under armistice terms as Red China may act unilaterally. Dag Hammarskjold comments frame negotiations as ground prepared by states, with final decisions emerging autonomously. Authorities wait for a quiet day and radio reports to confirm any action.
A columnist debates an Indiana judge’s stance that jurors must be sane. He warns strict psychiatry could paralyze juries, noting the constitutional right to trial by peers and the practical chaos if jurors faced compulsory mental examinations. He argues for preserving broad jury eligibility.
An American observer recalls a Cairo expedition with Dr. Mallakh and colleagues. They explore Cheops' boathouse sites, Luxor and Karnak, share Egyptology humor, visit night clubs, the Valley of the Kings, and the Suez Canal while noting cultural contrasts and antiquities looting.
Facts review includes coal energy dominance over petroleum and natural gas, ice-free Arctic harbors warmed by Gulf Stream drift, leather tanning from hides indicating cattle origins within 1000 miles, the United States holding the most railroad miles, the bed as the oldest furniture, ancient Egyptian high bedsteads with steps, and Phoenician boats painted with eyes to avert bad luck.
Dave Regan recalls the numb feeling after misplacing his wallet and the paper trail of receipts, licenses, and a discharge record. He describes the relief when a clerk saved the wallet at a two dollar purchase and advises calmly retracing recent activities to recover it.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports amid New York gossip about Rocky Graziano asking for 20000 for a three day film stint and Marlon Brando potential Vegas offers. Ruth Roman reconciles with Mortimer Hall, Jackie Gleason’s Mardi Gras project dazzles, and Rita Hayworth and Dick Haymes headlines mix with society fashion and romance notes.
The vignette notes favorable vibrations for creative work and broad activity, with family oriented efforts likely succeeding. Evening romance or social joy is possible and tomorrow’s birthday promises strong prospects for you and loved ones.
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