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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1957

Page

4

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Singapore self rule plan announced amid colonial safeguards

Singapore to become a state within the Commonwealth with a 51 member legislature. The U K commissioner will head an intergovernmental committee and a Malayan head of state will replace the British governor. Internal security provisions bar subversives from elections while defense and foreign relations remain under British control. Lim Yew Hock approves all but the security clause.

Singapore Lim Yew Hock London Malaya Federation of Malaya China Red China Malay Peninsula Christmas Island Indian Ocean Commonwealth Britain United Kingdom U.K Lim Labor Front

Great Step Forward Automation and jobs forecast

The head of a major American manufacturer argues in The Exchange that rapid automation will boost national defense and industrial leadership. He says automation creates new opportunities, skills, and profitable businesses, and cites the dial telephone as proof that technological progress can expand employment rather than destroy it.

The Exchange New York Stock Exchange

Redheads Usually Last To Lose Hair Says Hal Boyle

New York columnist Hal Boyle jokes mail prompts odd beliefs and lists trivia about hair color luck and other quirks. He notes blondes go bald first and redheads last, while various factoids cover Air Force daylight collisions, strawberry allergies, and Sputnik panic term arceladophobia.

New York U.S Bernard Shaw

Astrological Outlook For Tomorrow and Birthday Insights

The reading notes promising planetary aspects for family, social, and artistic pursuits with favorable early hours for favors. For birthdays tomorrow, financial gains and savings are likely if investments are sound between now and May’s end. Job prospects look solid over the next year. June to October bring social activity and stable domestic life. A child born today may have keen mind and literary gifts.

Cabinet calm after Rabb delays Presidential return

Eisenhower aides rue Maxwell Rabb for delaying cabinet alarms as Columbine III refueled in Iceland and Greenland. Nixon avoided Rabb alerts while Mitchell Adams and Summerfield filed in, plane finally landed at 9 33 am with no one awake but the other early risers.

Washington Eisenhower NATO Paris Maxwell M. Rabb Rabb Ike Columbine III Iceland Mr. Rabb Sherman Adams Arthur E. Summerfield Ezra Taft Benson White House Nixon

Walking Beat Policing Seen As Crime Deterrent

Paul Harvey argues for more foot patrols and personal policing to deter crime. He cites Stephen Kennedy of New York City and praises vigilant neighbors, warns against depersonalized patrols, and notes tough punishment as a deterrent for juveniles and adults alike.

United States New York Stephen Kennedy You Britain

Satchmo Draws Mixed Reactions Across Nation

Jim Bishop surveys Louis Armstrong at Copacabana and in talk of a Russia goodwill tour. Armstrong’s insult to President Eisenhower and desegregation turmoil sparked backlash while supporters claim his talent and patriotism. Bishops asks what Armstrong has done for his people beyond controversy.

Louis Armstrong New York Copacabana Armstrong United States State Department Soviet Union Ike Stevenson Dwight Eisenhower Two-Faced Little Rock Governor Faubus Eisenhower Faubus Arkansas Europe England France Italy Satchmo Satchel Russia Eddie Condon

Traffic jam chains and Primrose Path plan in Bonn

Riverhill readers see a Bonn dispatch describing a bumper to bumper chain reaction of ten cars and a plan to plant rose bushes along the center strip of divided highways. The note frames it as a modern version of the Primrose Path.

Riverhill England Bonn

A Neighborhood Party Idea For Middletown

A reader urges Middletown to hold simple block parties to foster neighborly ties and social warmth. The piece favors coffee and cookies, notes a New Year’s Eve aim, and warns about drinking and driving with New Year’s risks.

Middletown

Broadway Gossip Wide Ramble Of Names And Feuds

Dorothy Kilgallen catalogs showbiz chatter from Las Vegas to Broadway. Vittor Mature may remarry Joy Urwick. Ted Lewis and Eddie Chest er reunite after 15 years. Paris producers eyed Jamaica rights while Frances Nuyen joins South Pacific film. Louis Prima and Keely Smith refuse Havana gig over travel.

Vittor Joy Urwick Ted Lewis Eddie Chester Royal Nevada Gaming Commission Las Vegas Mickey Rooney Harry Belafonte Montgomery Ala Marlon Brando Frances Nuyen Stein Lupe Velez Talking Pictures McGuire Sisters Sardi's Maximilian Schell Celeste Holm

Reed 83 Dies. Reed Family Line Ends in Butler County

Robert C. Reed aged 83, son of early Butler County settlers Thomas C. Reed, died at his Kunz Avenue home. The Reed line tracing back to David and Mary Carrick Reed ends with his death. Also noted: Miami Valley Chapter officers re-elected and YMCA New Year open house plans. Katy Rawls tops AAU swimming titles. Leviathan liner sails toward graveyard of ships in England.

United States University of Washington Seattle Paris David Merrick Jamaica Don Newcombe Ballparks Marty Kimmel Madeleine Darrow Robert C. Reed Thomas C. Reed Butler County Kunz Avenue David and Mary Carrick Reed Ohio George Washington Atlantic England

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