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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1957
Page
4
Public notice lists subscription rates for Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio. Rates include per copy and carrier options in city and outside areas, plus mail terms for trading areas and outside regions. Annual abroad price and payment terms are noted along with printer information.
Policy makers weigh punishments for students and journalists who travel to Communist China while upholding the no travel rule. Officials warn of passport misuse prosecutions and potential Trading With the Enemy Act violations, amid calls to avoid a broad influx of Americans into Red China.
Lead and zinc producers back the Watkins Bennett bill to impose escalating duties on imports as U S prices fall. Duties would trigger when prices dip below 14c for lead and 14c for zinc, with prior Tariff Commission guidance rejected by President Eisenhower in 1954.
Hal Boyle notes a collection of curious facts and Q and A style curiosities. The piece mentions free Governors Island ferry passes, fish versus meat consumption, and varied trivia from famous figures to animals, with a light tone and brisk, quotable lines.
George Sokolsky argues that conflict of interest rules are hypocritical doublespeak. He cites Neil McElroy and Charles Wilson resigning stock ties while preserving benefits, and references Robert Tripp Ross’s Defense Department case to claim public trust hinges on personal integrity, not punitive restrictions.
A gray haired man Austin Anson of the Harlingen Texas Citrus and Vegetable Growers and Shippers Assn testifies against onion futures before the Senate Agriculture Committee. The session also includes a humorous scene with Senator Magnuson and a tale about a senator's wife at Bob Hope's show. The day closes with a measure to protect 1000 acres in the Florida Keys for mini deer refuge.
Column blends crime notes about under-21 car thefts with light commentary on aging and beauty. It includes a toyed idea for an auto alarm, musings on gray hair, hair dye pitfalls, and a Q A about Chinese cuisine and pronouncing Khruschev. It ends with a humorous note about a husband blamed by his wife.
Twenty years ago on Friday August 20 1937 Dr Leland C a local veterinarian treated 36 feared rabies cases and quarantined dogs to curb spread Dr Lynch led efforts at containment Ervin re elected Rock Garden Club president at the August session hosted by Mr and Mrs J L Glass in Euclid Heights Charlie Becks family vacation plans included a visit to Warsaw Indiana Five local funeral directors and assistants joined Dayton Montgomery County Funeral Directors Assn annual frolic with locals Howard Wilson Tom Wilson W N McCoy J D Riggs Homer Leffler Shirley Temple and Victor McLaglen opened Wee Willie Winkie at the Paramount Theatre
Reader report from Oxford to Hueston Woods complains of a rough dusty road and heavy dust from passing traffic that ruins the trip to the new artificial lake and picnic areas. The writer praises the lake but condemns the approach, noting cars and visitors are coated in dust and facilities lack dust mitigation.
Ava Gardner's stance remains unclear amid Walter Chiari rumors while Sabrina the British star draws attention. Ben Hogan wins 5000 in a lawsuit over unauthorized photographs. My Fair Lady tickets drop to 18. Jerry Emberlios shifts to a new jazz room at 400 E 57th. Judy Holliday commuting delays and car plans surface.
Tomorrow brings strong business and financial prospects with personal growth during the next six months. For birthday individuals, social life is lively now but fatigue may arise next month. November tests temper, while October promises job advancement. Travel is likely May to July next year with new romance for singles. A child born today may show leadership and engaging personality.
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