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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1955

Page

6

Middletown Journal subscription rates and note

The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for in city, outside city, and mail options with and without the Sunday edition. It includes details for trading area, outside trading area, and overseas rates. It ends with a biblical verse from II Chronicles 14:2.

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Diem Faces Rebel Pressure as West Seeks Conciliation

Premier Ngo Dinh Diem claims he can crush armed rebels in South Viet Nam, while France and the United States urge conciliation. Paris hopes Diem’s attack on the Binh Xuyen could spark civil war, and U.S. leaders seek a broadened government base ahead of elections.

Ngo Dinh Diem South Viet Nam France United States Diem le van Vien State Council Constituent Assembly South Viet Nam Bao Dai Ho Chi Minh International Commission United Nations Saigon North Viet Nam J. Lawton Collins U.S Washington State Department Paris

Einstein and the enduring impact of his thinking

The article extolls Albert Einstein as a landmark in human history whose ideas broke barriers of space time and mass energy. It credits him with guiding generations toward hyperdimensional concepts and argues his work reshaped liberty and scientific progress for mankind.

Albert Einstein Einstein

Truman and Rayburn Mock Newspaper Hypocrisy at Dinner

Former President Truman mocked press bias and praised both parties for putting country first. He urged restraint in war and peace debates while noting Democrats contributed over 3000 donors at $100 each to honor Speaker Rayburn, and urged unity in crises.

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Not Age But How You Used Years Says Louis L Amour

Hall of fame adventure writer Louis L Amour rejects age as a measure of life. He cites 400 stories and 15 000 magazine serials earned in 55 hours writing a book, plus 5 million words written, as proof that living is defined by action not years. He travels, writes anywhere, and warns against panic when stranded.

New York Louis L'Amour L’amour America Jamestown N.C L'Amour John Wayne Hollywood Antarctic

Eisenhower advisers urge looser transport controls

A White House advisory committee recommends relaxing rules to boost competition among railroads airlines trucks and water carriers. The plan faces opposition from the American Trucking Assn led by Neil J Curry who warns it would cripple independent transport firms and favor rail power. The report notes decades of regulation since 1887 and suggests ICC authority would be weakened if adopted.

Washington Yalta Edward Corsi State Department White House Neil J. Curry The American Trucking Assn Congress Eisenhower Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Civil Aeronautics Board Airlines

Estrellita The Stars Says For Tomorrow

Tomorrow's configurations favor creativity and intuition for decisions. Evening leisure should engage the mind. Travel plans made now are likely to succeed. For birthdays this May, expect extensive operations and a focus on essential actions. Relationships stay lively through year's end. a birthday child will be sympathetic and congenial.

Polio Vaccine Test Sparks Public Hype and Cautious Hope

The mass polio vaccination experiment signals a new, practical method for scientific testing and public participation. It boosts trust in controlled trials, while warning against premature testing of other diseases.

Army quietly elevates aviation arm to division

The Army, aiming to gain full control of its aircraft program, covertly upgrades its aviation arm from a branch to a division under the assistant chief of staff. Brig. Gen. Hamilton H. Howze is named the new aviation chief as Congress debates the budget.

Washington Congress Army Air Force Warren R. Williams Jr Hamilton H. Howze Howze West Point Robert Lee Howze Billy Mitchell

Polio Vaccine Test Sparks Wider Scientific Drive

The article argues that success with the Salk vaccine test will spur broader cooperation to study and fix problems across fields. It calls for more young people to pursue science and for easier funding for labs and field exploration while anticipating mass testing to prevent various social ills and challenges.

Iactographs, Nerves, Eagles, and Pigeons

Iactographs resist corrosion and are non toxic. The ulnar nerve runs inside the elbow. The wedge tailed eagle is the world’s largest eagle with nests eight feet wide. The last passenger pigeon died in Cincinnati Zoo Garden in September 1914. Glacier ice covers about 5.8 million square miles, 98 percent in Antarctica and Greenland. Draft rejections in Minnesota are the nation’s lowest. West German bakers enrich flour with Norwegian seaweed meal. Berlin has 250 cinema houses the most in Germany. More gold is mined now in Canada than in the United States.

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County park board urged to protect Butler County spots

A letter advocates forming a county park board to preserve natural areas amid rapid development in Butler County. The writer envisions preserving green spaces, potentially restoring the Miami River into a lake and recreation center with public backing. The piece adds a farm garden anecdote about wet ground and muddy cleanup to illustrate patience required in outdoor projects.

Butler County County Park Board Miami River

Gossip in Gotham and showbiz notes from New York

London hawkers push pictures of Princess Margaret amid Meg and Peter romance talk. The Stage Coach Inn Hackensack cancels Pat Ward booking after protests. Perry Como sticks to golf and fishing. Wagner jokes thrill New Yorkers. Porgy and Bess actresses wear wigs. NBC eyes Audrey Hepburn in War and Peace. Perry, Rita Hayworth, Gina Lollobrigida, Hedy Lamarr career chatter plus TV crime series buzz and a Yonkers era of theatre and TV agents.

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Top Sergeants Rated Excellent in USAFE

Efficiency test shows 92 percent of master sergeants in Europe rated excellent outstanding or very good. The line mocks and praises sarges as a mighty fine stripe.

U. S. Air Force Europe

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