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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1960
Page
6
Public notice from Middletown Ohio newspaper lists subscription rates for Pet Copy and mail deliveries, with daily publication details, pricing for in city, suburban, and outside areas, and advance payment terms. Includes publishing motto and a biblical verse.
The first weather satellite Tiros I orbits 450 miles high with two television cameras sending cloud images to Hawaii and New Jersey. Future satellites could provide world cloud maps every two hours, enabling global forecasting and potential weather modification, while rockets monitor conditions up to 40 miles and improve storm predictions.
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai will discuss Nepal border claims on arrival in Kathmandu April 25. Beijing has alleged Everest lies within Chinese territory after Koirala’s visit to Pieping and new border talks. India and Nepal maintain a defense pact as Nepal acts as a shield to India's heartland.
A Chicago executive tells how writing daily worry cards and handing them to God at night helped him control anxiety. Dr. Smiley Blanton cites fear as conquerable through faith, objectifying fears to summon inner strength and courage.
In the first Safety Commission meeting, Ralph Z. Moore was elected chairman, Arthur Albaugh named vice chairman, and Mrs. W. A. Pennington secretary. J. J. Hain, Civil Service Commission president, announced amended rules allowing quarterly grading of police and fire department employees with a rating threshold of 85.
In Armco Park, crows raid the annual Easter Egg Hunt leaving the Middletown Police Division to protect remaining eggs. A veteran crow reportedly carried off six eggs as volunteers and merchants prepare for next year’s event. The page also shares brief office anecdotes about editor Dave Regan and a humorous tale from Hoosier Containers Inc. executive Norris.
The piece recalls the apostle Paul’s conversion on the road to Damascus under Roman rule. It contrasts Caesar’s order with oppression and the choice faced by those who heard a divine call to spread the gospel. Paul’s life, once defined by persecution, becomes a testament to transcending empire and sharing faith.
The Bowery Savings Bank leads a campaign arguing against debt and inflated credit costs. It urges saving and paying cash, warns that true loan interest doubles quoted rates, and links high financing costs to national currency depreciation and consumer hardship.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Jonathan Winters lied on What's My Line? about an LP. Verve ships The World of Jonathan Winters, No. 15009, selling well. Timely showbiz anecdotes follow on Wint ers, Winters royalties, and Hollywood gossip across a crowded page.
The text contrasts biblical and Marxist promises of state control with the Christian call for liberty. It cites Paul the Apostle urging Galatians to stand fast in freedom and reject subjection to rulers, warning that tyranny leads to darkness if people yield to the state.
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