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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1957
Page
4
Middletown Ohio listing subscription prices for different delivery options. Rates include 5 cent per copy for weekdays and Sundays, 45 cents weekly by carrier in city, 50 cents weekly outside city, 10 dollars yearly by mail in trading area, 17.50 yearly outside trading area, 35 dollars yearly outside the U.S. All subscriptions must be prepaid. Published daily by News-Journal Inc. Founded 1857.
The article notes British public anger at Lord Altrincham for mocking Queen Elizabeth II and recounts royal opinion history from Victoria forward. It suggests Americans will watch how Victoria’s great great granddaughter delivers her speeches during an October visit.
Conservative Senator Barry Goldwater predicts unions will soon face antitrust laws. The McClellan committee explores applying antitrust to labor, while party balance and regional power influence support for or against. Historical rulings from 1930s to 1940s shape current views as urban and rural lawmakers clash over labor exemptions.
James R Hoffa the Midwest Teamsters chief tests truth under oath as the Senate Rackets Committee probes his finances associations and ambitions The 44 year old faces tough questions and possible perjury risks as Kennedy notes loans and receipts and Hoffa defends memory gaps and says he may not recall all details
A Washington analysis argues Eisenhower blends candor with restraint. It asserts his value lies in programs, not personal bravado, and that effective leadership requires unity beyond partisan fights. It notes 1956 elections shifted responsibility to Congress and calls for principled, nationwide appeal.
A Philadelphia husband asks how old a man can be to father a child. Stockholm physician Dr Belonosckiss reports a 92 year old can still become a father, asserting no biologically fixed limit to male reproductive function. The note adds cultural reflections and trivia.
The Lone Star State asserts Dr. John B. Cummins of Fort Worth Texas is the nation's oldest practicing physician. At 99 years old he maintains a office schedule from eight a.m. to five p.m. six days a week.
For the third straight year the same man dominates the Syracuse N Y home show bakeoff. An English judge declares quail vocalizations determine domestication with a gwar for domestic and a quail cry for wild. A Chicago pigeon sets a 724 mile distance record and may turn pro.
The reading urges practical realism and calm handling of setbacks. Cooperation with others is key as helpful allies may arise, and temper control will maintain harmony. For birthday readers, the coming months bring occupational progress and potential monetary gains through late December and into 1958.
A secretary guarding payroll envelopes locks doors at her employer offices and is startled by repeated door fumbling. The bogus robber is revealed when the boss phones in claiming a missing key. Also recounted is a tale of a fire rescue disrupted by an irreverent parrot saying a rude line.
Dorothy Kilgallen stars in Les Girls as Kay Kendall tours ports and Jamaica with Rex Harrison. Jackie Gleason’s circle weighs his romance with Honey Merrill as serious, while Dizzy Gillespie leads a famed photo in a Count Basie context. Anna Magnani dates Capt. John Nicholson in Rome.
Butler County officials vow cooperation with Indiana county officials to enforce Ohio’s fresh pursuit law allowing cross border police action without local agency consultation. Rev. J. M. McVey resumes pulpit duty at the Main Street Methodist in Middletown during the Ohio Conference at Sabina. Donald Skinner presents Yellowstone park moving pictures to Troop 5 at the YMCA. Glen Russell travels to Columbus as a State Fair Band member among 300 high school players. he earned selection for the youth band through local band excellence.
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