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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1958
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices with per copy costs for weekdays and Sundays, carrier, trading area, and mail options. Rates include 5c per weekday, 15c Sunday, 45c weekly in-city, $10 yearly within trading area, $17.50 yearly outside trading area, and $35 yearly for outside the U S A, all payable in advance.
Secretary Dulles makes a brief visit to Rio de Janeiro amid tense inter American relations. The trip follows pressure from Brazil's Kubitschek and evolves toward a ministers meeting and potential hemisphere consultations. Brazil seeks economic aid amid inflation and overproduction of coffee.
Norris O. Johnson of The First National City Bank of New York warns that crises are widespread and rooted in federal spending and taxing. He urges tax rate reductions scheduled over years to spur business activity and individual advancement.
Hal Boyle profiles Budd Schulberg a writer and producer living in Sarasota Florida. He explains the pace of American life hinders focus and details his work process from research to multiple drafting stages. Schulberg stresses authenticity over public appeal and offers advice for beginners to trust their own strong interests and write in their own voice.
Washington weighs the July Iraqi revolt impact on the Baghdad Pact formed in 1955 by Britain Iran Iraq Pakistan and Turkey The United States moved toward defense commitments with Iran Turkey and Pakistan preserving the anti Soviet wall while Arab hostility and Soviet denouncements complicate a broader arms embargo option
The Journal will publish an Aug 13 Back To School Edition to aid parents with wardrobe and school time issues. Authors will offer hints for students from kindergarten to college and merchants will advertise school related needs as thousands of Middletown children head back to classrooms next month.
Dorothy Kilgallen presents Theodore Bikel on fame and the actor’s life. Bikel compares stardom to a fleeting feast, notes how featured players avoid crowds and maintain privacy, and recalls varied roles from There Shall Be No Night to The Rope Dancers. He reflects on fans, career versatility, and the difference between stars and supporting performers.
Paul Harvey describes the Lebanon mission with U S Marines as not fully welcomed. He argues occupation fuels anti outsider sentiment, corruption in aid, and questions the Chamoun government. He notes rebels seek weapons from Russia and says a single regiment could overwhelm ten unarmed regiments.
Fulton Lewis Jr notes a strained White House dinner as Senate Republicans like Jenner Flanders Ives Smith and Ed Martin retire. Nixon tries to mend fences after Ike skips the event, exposing tired relations and party tensions over Jenner and Bridges.
Tomorrow's opportunities may not be obvious, but look beneath the surface for advantages. For birthdays, take the initiative to advance interests as aspects favor achievement. Influences last about five months with notable gains in job and finances by year end, and September shows a strong trend.
The quote contrasts a lesser hazard for troops abroad with greater fear shown by Russians in the past two weeks. It presents a comparison between frontline danger and domestic or nearby risks, implying improved security for military personnel while noting rising anxiety elsewhere.
David Gerber and Thomas McMurray sailed back to New York in a 31 foot craft completing a June to August cruise. They previously crossed to Puerto Rico on a freighter and then worked aboard a Virgin Islands schooner commanded by a Yale professor.
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