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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1959
Page
6
Middletown Ohio public notice lists subscription prices per week and year for city, trading area, outside trading area, and overseas, with mail handling details. The note appears under the News-Journal Inc. imprint and includes a biblical quotation.
The article traces Spain under Franco shifting from pariah to partner in the Western bloc. It details NATO and UN access, large U.S. aid totaling over a billion dollars, and major Spanish economic reforms and stabilization measures. It notes bases for the Sixth Fleet at Rota and four Strategic Air Command bases near Seville Madrid and Zaragoza, plus extensive infrastructure upgrades to agriculture power and transport.
Washington reports that New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller signaled a tentative pace toward a 1960 presidential bid based on public opinion polls, while Vice President Nixon dismissed polls as decisive. Rockefeller met Dewey and discussed New Hampshire primary prospects with Senator Styles Bridges, indicating cautious interest without a firm decision.
The article discusses two contrasting ads critiquing inflation and profits in the United States. One ad portrays inflation as theft from 160 million people and urges responsible public opinion, while a second explains steel industry profits and reinvestment versus dividends, highlighting how the free interplay of public opinion can shape a strike's settlement.
The author decries Khrushchev's warning about capitalism and contrasts Soviet beliefs with American individual ownership. It recalls Tupolev’s astonishment at factory parking lots and worker home ownership to argue capitalism reflects personal responsibility and must be preserved from Soviet aims to erase it.
Hal Boyle writes about becoming a columnist and why it is hard work. He notes gatekeeping factors from readers editors and publishers and compares myths of glamorous life to the dull daily grind. He jokes that real inspiration often comes when an idea falls from the ceiling.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Manhattan for visitors offering theatre, dining, and nightlife tips. She highlights Broadway shows like Gypsy and Redhead, dramas such as A Raisin in the Sun, and films including Anatomy of a Murder, plus restaurants Sun Luck East and Capri. Night spots Blue Angel Living Room Rack at Little Club are noted for music and ambiance.
Dave Regan reports on the Middletown chapter of Parents and Friends of Retarded Children planning a Sept 9 auction in Eaton to raise funds for transportation to schools. The sale will feature usable items donated by the public, with clothing on hangers and packed goods, and pickup can be arranged by local volunteers at designated addresses.
Fulton Lewis Jr. observes a transformed Eisenhower after the death of John Foster Dulles, with greater independence and policy depth. He notes Ike’s active leadership, especially in domestic questions, foreign affairs, and labor, marking a metamorphosis from a sidelined figure to a confident president.
In 1939, Armco hosts a day of events with 15,000 attendees at LeSourdsville Lake. Magdalen Faries is crowned queen of the Gay Nineties Revue amid athletic contests, band music, dancing, and fireworks. City Commissioner E A Kramer withdraws after 52 years. Thomas F Crowley enters the race as the 11th candidate. Mrs Z W Rance plans new Alameda Circle home. her Main Street house will be taken by Frank E Vigor and wife from Ashland Kentucky.
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