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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1960
Page
4
The Middletown Journal announces subscription pricing and mailing terms. Rates cover per copy, city carrier, and mail options within trading areas, outside trading areas, and international. Subscriptions are payable in advance and the paper is published daily by News-Journal Inc.
The article reports on a potential three way Western alliance among Adenauer De Gaulle and Macmillan seen as seeking greater influence in NATO and Western Europe The talks follow Paris Bonn and London discussions amid Berlin Berlin Berlin tensions and hopes for reform of Atlantic structures It notes France Germany and Britain positioning over nuclear policy NATO leadership and the balance between Inner Six and Outer Seven and the risk to Britain’s European influence
The piece notes Velma Linford's Democratic bid in Wyoming to become the second woman senator this fall, challenging for the seat held by retiring Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney. It places Linford among other female contenders including Maurine Neuberger of Oregon and references past Wyoming women leaders like Nellie Taylor Ross.
Jim Bishop recounts Alice, a Ohio girl from Avon Lake, who grows into a pale beauty with a lifelong fixation on a hilltop estate. Now 30, she returns to an empty mansion in Hollywood, buys the big house with her earnings, stocks three English setters, and battles a brain tumor that doctors say will end her life within a year.
The text notes the Inca empire centered in Cuzco in the Andes before Francisco Pizarro began raiding Peru in 1532. It also mentions calcium content in the human body and Indonesia as a large archipelago, but these are unrelated fragments.
The author urges Congress to stay in session until mid October to finish the 27 measures Eisenhower cited, arguing campaigns should pause for focused action. He criticizes partisan maneuvers and calls for concrete legislation, noting leadership and accountability through recorded votes. The piece envisions two to three weeks of campaigning after a productive session.
Tomorrow's aspects favor advancing worthwhile goals and planning with allies. You may gain help and coast along smoothly in business matters. The period promises progress, with October, mid-December, and early 1961 showing gains and a big year ahead. Romantic experiences and travel are noted, with cautions on extravagance and nerves in certain months.
Washington column reports President Eisenhower by executive order relaxed secrecy for the Migratory Bird Commission and other agencies. Moss Subcommittee protests shifting blames to White House for declassifying only 32 agencies. notes cases like National Security Agency insiders and others defecting to the Soviets.
Twenty years ago CALVIN F LLOYD of Bundy Apartments and David L Beck of Fleming Road along with Edwin R Oglesby of West Middleton were among 248 applicants approved to practice law in Ohio. Other names include Maurice J Steiger of Hamilton and Marvin E Young of Lebanon. Chief Hugh A King said dairy milk deliveries were being stolen on several eastern city streets.
Dorothy Kilgallen probes differences between French and Hollywood film making with Stephen Boyd. The Paris system emphasizes a family studio atmosphere, longer shooting hours from noon to 7 30, and after shift aperitifs funded by producers. French crews excel in detailed sets while Sundays are cherished as family time.
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle humorously muses on living with an oversized head. He recalls childhood teasing, awkward growing pains, and the myth of brains matching skull size, noting science shows brain size not equal to intelligence and urging readers not to mock those with large heads.
A London society columnist writes that only two types attend parties, those who want to stay and those who want to go home, implying little has changed in party dynamics.
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