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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1960
Page
7
Estrellita notes a favorable day for intellectual pursuits with strong lunar aspects aiding travel and distant news. For birthdays tomorrow, prudence in finances through 1960 is advised, with later monetary gains in spring 1961 and steady work progress through mid 1961, plus social interest in next July and August and November romance. A child born today could excel as a scientist or statistician.
Forty American engravers will have works shown at the National Institute of Fine Arts in Mexico City on September 5 as part of the second bienniale of painting sculpture and engraving.
A compact listing of crossword clues and a note on solving time from 1960 King Features Syndicate. It shows clues for 39 Horizon, including entries like a king of Judah and Guido's highest note, with an estimated solution time of 24 minutes.
Population gains are not yet triggering a new wave of home building as mortgage conditions remain tenuous. Dodge reports July residential contracts 20 percent below last year, with apartment building up 6 percent, while the broad housing market waits for a younger generation and war babies to enter demand. Authorities warn that the decade could see the largest housing demand if incomes and financing improve.
Leopold Stokowski led a 30 member New Milford community band in Stars and Stripes Forever on the village green. The 73 year old maestro warned he could halt the concert if not satisfied, but the performance pleased about 1000 attendees. Also notes the National Park System has 177 areas totaling 22,928,333 acres.
The Navy launches a new Antarctic season with nine ships and over 3,000 personnel, aided by 30 plus aircraft. An overland tractor trip to the South Pole is planned, and work begins on an atomic power station at McMurdo Sound. The National Science Foundation funds about four million dollars for the year with 120 scientists to summer and 43 to winter over.
Moscow News in a letter to James Hagerty rejects Eisenhower's address to the nation after the Paris summit collapse. Hagerty said the May 25 television speech blaming Nikita Khrushchev was translated into Russian and delivered by the U.S. Embassy in Moscow to the Soviet press.
The author warns readers about leaving Cuba by plane or ship, advising to arrive early and noting delays. The piece reflects nostalgia for America and critiques the country’s current state as the writer plans to depart.
George W. Allen director of the U S Information Agency announced Canton Ohio resident Thomas G. Roderick Jr. as general counsel effective September 1. Roderick succeeds Harry Tyson Carter who leaves government service for private law practice.
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