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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1957
Page
4
Middletown Journal details subscription prices including weekly and annual rates for city and trading areas. The notice lists mail options and payment terms, with publication carried by News-Journal Inc and a biblical quotation appended.
Hussein of Jordan faces internal and external opposition after forming a moderate cabinet. The Bedouin army remains loyal, while factions, Communists, and nationalists challenge him. Jordan navigates Cairo and Baghdad group ties, Arab subsidies, and the Eisenhower Doctrine amid tensions with Israel and Saudi Arabia.
A Journal of the American Medical Association article details a drastic drop in accidental poisoning deaths from ten years earlier, crediting a nationwide effort led by both medical and civic groups. Poison control centers established since 1953, starting in Chicago, now operate in 36 cities with new centers forming rapidly, providing immediate expert help to physicians.
Paul Harvey argues that U S Indian communities in Arizona deserve a meaningful Point Four program to foster self sufficiency. He notes 15 tribes with diverse customs and warns that neglect by Washington harms progress and trades off on global aid.
David Lawrence argues that the House cuts the U S Information Agency by 38 million dollars, leaving 106 million for next year. He warns that reduced funding hampers efforts to influence foreign publics, counter Soviet propaganda, and prevent war through the free flow of American ideas and policies.
A jumble of light notes on transit woes one man buses and delays, Florida triplets, drink recipes, astrology, Roquefort origin, Robert Montgomery, exclusive clubs, alphabet pangrams, and a Toledo reader quip about egg cooking and vegetable prep.
Representatives of the American Rolling Mill Co. praised Dennis Lauderback for 35 years of service with an ovation. Frank Wendt earned 25 years with Armco. A Gypsy operetta Chonita directed by Estell Mossman Howe was staged for Trenton PTA at Elk Creek Grange. Rotary elected directors John Hain and Dr D F Gerber. A ball game in Cincinnati drew away the usual Rotary program. Harold Manning, Roger Murphy and Mark O Flynn won Flynn's Market motor bike and bicycle contest.
The horoscope outlines cautious guidance for goals and finances, noting improved progress in the P M and a favorable period for ventures by year end. It warns of deception with strangers in late September and highlights potential strong financial news in late November and a happy December family outlook.
A protest plans a 1500 person march at a state capitol over duties. Scientists predict humans may visit the moon in twenty five years. Japan's crown prince cheers Benny Goodman in Tokyo during a Nippon tour. A wine barrel flood soaks a French rail car as hogs get drunk. The Duke of Edinburgh is in the Antarctic with a beard to show for it.
Middleton resident Harry Johnson of S Main St appears on The Price Is Right on Channel 5 at 11 am Monday. He is a former Sorg Paper Co. secretary vacationing with the Taylor Shoughs of Yankee Rd. Nell Mininger, longtime Miami Conservancy District treasurer, retires and will be honored by Middletown and Ha ton tax office workers.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on high society dating among the wealthy in New York. Fernandel demands a padded role in a Paris film with Bob Hope and Anita Ekberg. Alimony clash looms as Louis Reynolds and ex Helene Fortescue feud in court. Kim Novak’s studio cools romance talk while Victor Borge faces tax debts and Cuba policy draws federal attention.
The text lists varied historical notes including rising church membership, Garfield as the youngest president to die, primitive flute makers, saltiness comparisons between seas, ancient glass blowing, and global production figures for tea and shoes.
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