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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1960
Page
7
Middletown Journal in Ohio lists subscription prices for various delivery options and regions. Rates include per copy weekdays, Sunday, city carrier, and mail plans with annual prices for trading and outside areas, plus U.S. abroad rates. The paper notes founding in 1857 and cites a Bible verse.
The space committee staff finds no unified federal policy or agency charged with satellite guidelines amid ongoing research and orbiting satellites. It warns prompt decisions are needed for practical links in a global system and for U.S. prestige in space ventures, with Vice President elect Johnson backing faster coordination.
After World War II West Germans confront overweight as a new issue alongside scarcity. Spas and reducing salons rise while cafes bakeries and beer culture encourage indulgence. Health concerns follow abundance and calories count amid shifting national hunger. An aside suggests Americans tour elsewhere to avoid Soviet arrests.
The International League may lose Toronto and drop Havana due to Cuba unrest, risking Miami’s viability and prompting talks of moving the Miami team to San Juan Puerto Rico. The Coast League shifts Sacramento for Honolulu while Los Angeles and San Francisco departures reshape the circuit. Kennedy
Jim Bishop reflects on belief in Santa Claus as a spiritual figure rooted in St Nicholas. He recounts the bishop's life from Patara to Myra, miracles, and acts of charity. The piece argues faith persists even without sight and notes Santa’s perpetual presence across cultures and seasons.
Surveys show about 62 percent of American consumers prefer white bread. The osprey or fish hawk is a widely distributed bird with an adult male sporting brown white and purple streaks.
The author denounces the selection process for the president elect's cabinet as unrepresentative and proposes a system where cabinet members are accountable to the public. A comparison to parliamentary practice and a call for constitutional reform are discussed, emphasizing loyalty to promises over political rewards.
An onlooker recalls Ike greeting a white tigress Mohini Rewa from India at the White House and welcoming Senator Kennedy the next day. Secret Service and an army guard were present as press bulletins shared steps of the visitors. The scene prompted speculation on discussions between Kennedy, Herter Gates and Anderson, though details remained vague.
A collage of lines mentions frayed football season uniforms and nerves, a patent yielding $10 million, Brazil's compulsory voting holiday, leisure and business in Brazil, bears gnawing park signs in Shenandoah Virginia, and Zadok Dumkopf’s view on English essaying.
A column notes corrections for Butler County Children's Home gifts and shares World Book Encyclopaedia bits on Christmas history. Topics include Puritan bans in 1640s England, riots in 1647, Victoria and Albert introducing the Christmas tree, Boxing Day origins, the Xmas abbreviation, and Santa Claus in Japan as Hoteiosho.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Betty Hutton's friends betting engagement with Pete Candoli before year end. Anna Maria Alberghetti wears a diamond ring from Claudio Guzman. Airline temptations lure hostesses, Las Vegas showgirls and beauty winners. Brando's One-Eyed Jacks touted as a method Western. Arthur Miller scripts for The Misfits sales and Oscar talk. Al Hirt and Lenny Bruce conflict. Broadway changes for Hail the Conquering Hero.
Estrellita cautions in occupational matters and prestige to proceed with care in credit and finances. Emphasizes alertness to hypersensitivity and the need for tact. For the birthday, focus on job and finances with a realistic attitude and resilience to avoid unnecessary criticism.
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