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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1957
Page
4
Subscriptions listed for weekday and Sunday copies, city carrier and mail options, 10 year outside trading area, 35 outside US. Rates payable in advance. Published daily by News-Journal Inc. 1857 motto added.
In anxious times satellites and the Sputnik era provoke doubt about progress and power. The Star of Bethlehem, by contrast, brings joy hope and peace, guiding humanity to the manger and Christ the Prince of Peace. Christmas renews faith and marks the miracle time of the year with brighter lives and renewed courage.
The Cairo conference gathers uncommitted nations after Bandung and tests influence amid competing visions. Discussion centers on Afro Asian leadership, Western ties, and prospects for future pivot points as Nasser faces challenge from pro Western leaders like Kwame Nkrumah.
Hal Boyle frames a carefree Christmas fantasy from the North Pole with Santa preparing to deliver gifts. Santa weighs concerns about the cargo and welcomes elves Cluny and her peace angel, while penguin hitchhikers add whimsy before the sled takes flight toward homes tonight.
David Lawrence West argues the summit conference concept is a Moscow propaganda trick. He cites ambassadorial channels and official diplomacy, noting real talks occur privately and that a summit would not bind policy, urging open Western commentary to counter Soviet claims.
A fashion designer for men explains the term sleeping coat as the old style nightshirt renamed for modern wear. The text notes the California bound Giants loose their final Polo Grounds game and mocks parting pangs. A physician says coffee breaks are fine but not a substitute for proper rest.
Fulton Lewis Jr describes the Soon-to-be-installed pipe organ at St. David's Episcopal Church in Washington. He and James Readmond long planned this project with Father Albert Taylor, aiming for Adeste Fidelis on Christmas. The piece highlights craftsmanship, faith, and a shared lifelong devotion to building the instrument.
A fine spirit of congeniality prevails now with warnings against touchy subjects and crowded areas. For birthdays tomorrow, business progress favors difficult tasks in the next three months. strengthen finances and pursue new ventures while cycles foster ideas and progress.
David Dan ner presents two holiday pieces about Santa and mice in a playful mixed dialect. The prose recounts a Christmas Eve scene with a childlike mouse adventuring through a quiet house and a second missive shows Sandy Claws facing a comic sleigh mishap.
Senator Potter pushes for a Congress led review after reports on subliminal projection. FCC may require warning notices before programs. The piece notes fears of manipulation while joking about hidden messages and political impact on voters and officials.
Factographs Konrad Adenauer is the western world s oldest chief of government of a major nation. The Greeks branded their slaves with a Delta sign.
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