Middletown Ohio News Journal Subscription Rates
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Court rulings questioned by Lincoln Jefferson amid school integration
The piece argues six U S Circuit Court of Appeals judges in St Louis misread historical warnings from Lincoln and Jefferson about judiciary power. It cites Little Rock Central High agitation over desegregation and discusses limits on injunctive relief against lawful opposition to Supreme Court decisions.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Supree Court of the
United States
Lincoln
Central High School
Little Rock
Circuit Court
Jugee
Lemley
U.S. District Court
Hoxie
Ark
Clinton, Tenn
Mr. Blos
Som
Upton Thead
Boar
Sealy
Cobalt
Arkansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Watkins
Dinner disaster with stuck broiler leads to soggy steak fix
A married couple, home early from work, buys a steak for a quick dinner. They struggle as the broiler door jams and the steak flies into the ceiling, then ends up on the floor. After washing and frying, they eat. The repairman later fixes the misaligned broiler pan causing the door to open.
New Trade Fairs Dominate U.S. Exhibit Schedule Abroad
The United States plans a global trade fair program starting in Izmir with about 60 firms, then events in Belgrade Zagreb Vienna Berlin and other cities. The program aims to expand influence behind the Iron Curtain, with large attendance figures cited and debates over Moscow plans.
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United States
Izmir
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Zagreb
Vienna
Office of International Trade Fairs
Department of Commerce
U.S. Information Agency
Berlin
Tunisa
Baghdad
State and Commerce
Brussels
State Department
O.lt.f
Congress
Moscow
Commerce Department
Russia
U.S
Commerce
Poznan
Poland
U.S.A
V.A.A.C.A.R
Arnold Cortesi
Milan
Italy
New York Times
Times
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Rebrands
The foundation shortens its name to National Foundation and expands aims beyond polio to arthritis and birth defects. President Basil O’Connor says the program will broaden research, education, and patient care, starting with arthritis patients and CNS malformations through age 18, funded by the March of Dimes drive.
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National Foundation For
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National Foundation
Basil O'Connor
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French Oil Camp in Sahara Faces Women Shortage
About 3,000 French oil workers live at Hassi Messaoud in Algeria amid air conditioned huts, meals and supplies, with planes delivering mail and six month rosters. The major lingering issue is lack of women as the site remains unable to house families. Many workers are French citizens including ex Foreign Legion members, with most leaving for Algiers every three weeks and some hoping to return to France.
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Algeria
Sahara
Desert
Wth Mail
Avervage
France
Algiers
Ouargla
Foreign
49Th
Lexington
Eydie Gorme
Joan Davis
Budd Stock
Hollywood
Timmy Everett
Milton H. Greene
Marily Monroe
Nasser Network Broadcasts Stir Arab World Says U S Imperialist Ties
Washington reports outline how Nasser inspired broadcasts flood the Arab world with anti Western slogans. CIA monitors cite voices from Beirut and Cairo praising revolutionaries and urging resistance while predicting hostile moves against Israel and Jordan.
Noisy Headlines Meld Space Feats And Oddities
A mash of disparate lines notes Russia orbiting a dog, U S rockets a mouse, and a moonward cow tale. A Voodoo DIY hex kit appears in a news story while Portsmouth police detain a drunk sailor from a roof, sparking questions about alcohol.
Celebrities Weigh Judy Garland Biography Offers
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Judy Garland and Sid Luft considering bids for Judy's life story with a $15,000 advance and ghostwriter, conditional on naming names and a January 1959 deadline. Also notes Paris moves, Ty Power alimony concerns, and Hollywood gossip about Anita Woods, Elvis Presley links, Budd Stock婚, and Theatre Corp. of America rumors.
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Judy Garland
Sid Luft
Judy
Jules Dassin
Hollywood
Paris
United States
Tyrone Power
Tita Purdom
Linda Christian
Edmund Purdom
Mexico
Burt Lane Theatre Workshop
46Th St
Anita Woods
Elvis Presley
Art Metrana
Elvis
Johnson and Johnson oiling the Senate on night sessions
An opinion piece rails at Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B Johnson of Texas for pushing long night sessions to drive legislation. It claims Johnson secures broad support from President Eisenhower and allies while outworking the House, painting him as an overbearing, persuasive leader who steers administration priorities.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Simon Legree
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Johnson City
Texas
Ano Cher Senate
Capitol
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
Sam
Schoo
Iraq
Knowland
Stong
White House
Outer Space
Ike
Eisenhower
Johnson
Knowlana
Middletown youths named to Ohio Boys' Band
Tom Jarrett and Glen Russell, both saxophonists from Middletown High School, were selected as members of the Ohio Boys' Band at the Ohio State Fair. The Players' Guild announced casts for two Miami Valley Chautauqua plays featuring Paul Bailey Mary Esther McCracken Robert Flynn Marjorie Shepard Frances Shepard Judy Mokry June McCracken Blondina Ellison Roderic Du Chemin Edna Mae Bailey. Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland headline Love Finds Andy Hardy at the Paramount.
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Tom Jarrett
Glen Russell
Middletown
Ohio
Miami Valley Chautauqua
Players’ Guild
Paul Bailey
Mary Esther McCracken
Robert Flynn
Marjorie Shepard
Frances Shepard
Judy Mokry
June McCracken
Blondina Ellison
Roderic du Chemin
Edna Mae Bailey
Births and engagements mark Monroe notices
John Garver aged 89, a Monroe area farmer, died from injuries after being kicked by a horse three weeks earlier. Engagement announced for Miss Mary Dohrn to Richard Ismeurt, both from local families.
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John Garver
Monroe Area
Mary Dohrn
L. S. Dohn
Richard Ismeurt
R. L. Ismeurt
Richard Tucker and a Revolutionary Delaware Battle
Richard Tucker once served as an errand boy in Wall Street before his rise as a Metropolitan Opera tenor. The Army expanded ethical schooling programs for recruits to about 150 after World War II. The sole Revolutionary battle on Delaware soil occurred at Cooch's Bridge on September 3, 1777.
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Richard Tucker
Metropolitan Opera
Wall Street
U. S. Army
Delaware
Cooch’s Bridge
Del
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