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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1960
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions, with per copy and subscription options, plus carrier and mail rates for local and trading-area coverage. It notes publication by News-Journal Inc since 1857 and includes a biblical verse.
Estes Kefauver confronts Judge Andrew Taylor in the Tennessee Democratic primary as Taylor denounces Kefauver over civil rights votes and other issues. Drug companies flood Kentucky with anti Kefauver material, while Kefauver counters with TVA ties and fundraising efforts.
Negotiations between the United States and communist China have continued in Warsaw since 1955, with regular ambassadorial discussions. The latest session, the 100th, is set for Sept. 6 amid persistent discord and heated exchanges on Formosa, U 2 flights, Congo interference, and prisoner issues.
A writer questions fishermen’s motivation noting they endure long hours and hardship just to catch small speckled trout. He compares it to a golfer grinding under the sun to hit a ball, offering this as a partial explanation for pursuing a difficult game.
Fulton Lewis Jr. surveys views on human origin from biblical Adam to evolution. He notes Scopes, Bryan, Darrow, and the film Inherit the Wind, then discusses uranium dating and cosmic timescales, suggesting God may have designed a vast, slow universe to keep man in his place.
The Congo violence draws little official Western response while reports detail rape of white missionaries and civilians by Congolese troops. American observers note press silence amid calls to condemn abuses and defend Western interests.
Washington figures and Hollywood names swirl around the Republican scene in Chicago. Ezra Taft Benson confirms Rockefeller backing amid Waxing and Reagan era chatter while Alice Roosevelt Longworth weighs past conventions and George Murphy navigates elephant jitters at the stockyards amphitheater.
Factographs note the eastern third of the United States hosts a shrew species as the most abundant mammal. The elusive animal hides in burrows and barely impacts human activity. An iceberg can carry enough ice to fill a square mile of ocean to several feet deep.
A team of over 1,000 Russians will attempt the Mount Elbrus ascent in the Caucasus. The plan comes amid broad interest in major convention activity and international exchanges as West German lawmakers visit the United States.
A Hal Boyle column compiles quips on marriage chances for men and women at age 30, aging beliefs, and humorous maxims. It notes the U S Patent Office processing about 90 000 yearly applications and jokes about presidential immunity from arrest and mischief in public life.
Broadway gossip notes Jack Kennedy advisers seek to move on Suez access for all ships including Israel to woo the Jewish vote. starlet stunning Smith weds Stuart Snither in Las Vegas. Dean Martin quotes spark Pageant drama while Deeda Gerlach lures Sinatra. Marti Stevens tours South America. Dodie Marshall fears late calls. Clark Gable and Judy Garland headlines stir. Sophia Loren on marriage. Rip Torn replacement for Judas roles.
Clarence H. Taylor was elected campaign director for the Middletown GOP Club and Mrs. Freida Ayers resigned as recording secretary. Dr. Mabel E. Gardner, a local physician, received the national Gardenia of the Week award for service.
W. C. Shepherd 85 longtime Butler County attorney and 1879 bar member died at his Hamilton home.
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