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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1957
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options and prices for Middletown Ohio readers. Rates cover per copy, weekday, Sunday, carrier delivery, and mail outside area with annual figures and advance payment terms. Published daily by News Journal Inc founded 1857.
Russia claims a MI-6 jet helicopter lift of 24 000 pounds to 7500 feet while France’s Sud-Aviation touts the Djinn as the first civilian jet helicopter with an altitude record of 27 570 feet. U S air transport relies on Sikorsky S-58 craft for New York, Sabena belts routes Brussels to Europe, and subsidies fund early helicopter service as demands grow.
The piece argues that large companies, while seen as highly profitable, reinvest most earnings into wages, taxes, and growth. It cites a leading oil firm with 28,400 employees and a $42,300 per-employee investment, noting 1956 profits of $1.91 billion and owner dividends of $80 million, under five percent of income.
Hal Boyle presents a whimsical dialogue between Mimi a French poodle and Rover a dachshund as they debate marriage and a future on the moon. They discuss space dreams and the fate of their puppies amid a playful, imagined world.
Washington centers on presidential disability as Attorney General Rogers weighs powers and the White House debate. The issue stretches beyond Nixon and the doctors to the Constitution and who decides when a president can no longer perform duties.
Fulton Lewis Jr argues against federal aid to education and mocks NEA claims. He cites a Carr survey of 829 colleges, critiques overreliance on patternized credits, and laments misaligned standards in higher education while praising independent student work. He questions teachers’ grading integrity and the role of Ph.D. administrators.
A Washington State Department aide, a Republican-leaning woman on the sixth floor near Secretary Dulles, is displaced for a furniture update to clear space for Adlai Stevenson. The piece also notes labor leader John L. Lewis critiquing Dave Beck and mentions Gwendolyn Cafritz reacting to a yellow invitation at a Woodmont event.
A 250 pound bear was struck on a New York state road, rose unhurt, and ambled back into the woods. The car suffered a fender damage, but the bear did not lose its temper.
A Middletown car owner and guest forget to take keys after visiting a ill friend. The dealer, using the vehicle serial number, supplied the correct key and delivered it within 15 minutes, proving courteous service exists at Heber Jones’ used car lot.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Ingrid Bergman enjoying Broadway social life in London circles. Sammy Davis Jr plans Crime and Punishment film project after commissioning the script. Monique Van Vooren recalls secret police scare in Havana but says she was treated well. Rumors swirl of Sadri Khan’s princess expecting a baby and Versailles sale at a quarter million. Cecil B. DeMille’s granddaughter Cecilia Calvin tied to Abdas Baghdally. Julie Newmar seeks project value over cheesecake image. Screenland teases Rossellinis bond and Rock Hudson’s return with Phyllis. Arthur Godfrey’s Chicago flight lands rough with engine failure. Della Reese to pay taxes on 250000 while rising from Detroit hotel switchboard job. William Inge’s play eyed for potential film budget. Babs Caulkins to debut Cadence single after entertaining Churchill and Porter.
The stars urge caution in all matters and warn of health strain from overdoing. Decembers through 1958 bring projects that could affect progress, with favorable relationships, possible travels in August, and optimistic business news in October. A child born today may be amiable yet prone to speculative choices.
Leopold Stokowski, after two marriages, declares he will not remarry. He refuses to discuss Mrs Stokowski's divorce.
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