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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1960
Page
4
Middletown Journal announces subscription prices for daily, six day, and seven day mail delivery. Rates include 10 per year in trading area, 20 outside trading area, and 35 for outside U S A per year, with payments advance. The paper’s motto cites a biblical verse from Matthew 10 29 and credits Goodspeed.
At London, the second United Nations Congress on crime prevention and offender treatment concentrates on juvenile crime. Wolff Middendorff's report links global patterns to local slang terms for youths, noting gangs as a growing worldwide phenomenon. Sir Charles Cunningham urges public awareness and community standards to curb delinquency.
The piece recalls Thomas Jefferson’s warning that public debt endangers independence and liberty. It notes a modern drift toward debt and asks whether the nation will regain restraint and wisdom before harm deepens. The tone urges reflection on fiscal prudence and courage.
The sentence of history unfolds on July 11 1804 as Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton meet at Weehawken New Jersey for a duel that ends with Hamilton dying after Burr fires. The encounter seals Burr's exile from politics and marks a defining moment in early American power struggles.
Special counsel Spencer M. Beresford argues the Powers case rests on weak grounds. He contends no binding international agreement defines airspace or flags U2 high altitude flights as espionage, urging that aerial photography may not amount to espionage under current law. He notes that distress exceptions and effective control shape sovereign limits and questions whether unarmed, high altitude flights can be punished if forced down.
George Dixon recalls Valentin M. Ivanov a Soviet diplomat expelled by the State Department after allegedly helping an American Nazi and offering a $500 bribe. Ivanov reportedly gamely debated a drink contest, chess matches, and club politics before his departure, shocking staff and members.
The new mayor Julien Tar dieu of Paris is described as a poet in addition to his political role. A British cigarette maker notes it has produced enough cigarettes since 1900 to span 30 million miles, the distance Mercury to Venus.
Paul Harvey argues the Cuba crisis signals a broader sickness in Latin America and Asia, urging measured action over military intervention. He questions engaging in firefights with Cuba while countering Soviet influence, advocating alliance with Latin American nations to isolate Castro and prevent further infiltration.
Dorothy Kilgallen presents Louis Jourdan guest column urging readers to see beyond French clichés. Jourdan discusses his dual roots in France and the United States, his film success in Gigi and Can Can, family life in California, and the tension between typecasting and personal identity.
A column notes that lovers in France and in Washington Square alike savor life and personal relationships. It cites the popular song Everybody Loves a Lover to illustrate that romance is not exclusive to France.
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