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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1958
Page
4
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A Washington debate centers on Dulles Ankara remarks claiming Soviet aid to 10 underdeveloped nations totals 1.5 billion, contrasting State Department figures of 0.9 billion. Critics say the discrepancy arises from rhetoric abroad versus home testimony, while Soviet credits show long terms and low interest.
The piece argues military spending will rise beyond the President’s budget while non-defense cuts seem unlikely. It warns of welfare, subsidies, and pork barrelling as forces pushing for more spending, risking higher taxes or inflation and a drift toward bankruptcy.
Stella Holt, blind since childhood, became a leading off-Broadway producer in New York. She runs Greenwich Mews, stages 14 shows, and attracts 300 sponsor groups. Holt emphasizes sight and judgment over visuals, with Adrian Hall praising her ability to select plays and gauge actors.
David Lawrence analyzes the 1957 Explorer launch as a global propaganda win for the United States and a catalyst for renewed East‑West talks. He argues the feat raises US prestige, shifts political mood, and underscoring missile progress over satellites while noting prior delays stemmed from peacetime aims and fear of warlike perception.
George Dixon Zaroubin, Soviet ambassador for over five years, left Washington after a series of cordial meetings with most ambassadors and U.S. officials. He hosted pianist Giles Russia at the Soviet embassy and toasted with vodka, signaling a warmer approach before becoming a deputy to Foreign Minister Gromyko. He met Vice President Nixon, Chief of Protocol Buchanan, Undersecretary Herter, and spoke of future exchanges between the United States and the Soviet Union.
A Washington diarist recalls the 1950s Zaroubin visit amid diplomatic chatter. He notes guarded access, secret meetings, and lighthearted jests about the Russian envoy and U S figures like Stassen and Louchheim, ending with a humorous chant about Zaroubin.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Brigitte Bardot's romance with Lord Harold Hutchins in Paris while Eydie Gorme eyes a Fanny Brice biopic role. Errol Flynn may command a high fee for The Master of Thornfield and Lily Pons returns as a blonde. Gloria De Haven performs despite pregnancy as Christine Jorgensen's album gains attention in Greenwich Village parties. Venezuela's junta faces exile opposition seeking influence.
Jimmy Montgomery of Spencer Lane died Sunday after a two and a half year battle with leukemia. He quit Boy Scouts, Knot Hole league, and YMCA to avoid burdening others but accomplished two dreams a Monroe School marching band member and a DeMolay initiate. He died bravely at 13, leaving a lasting lesson in courage.
Fulton Lewis Jr reports Olean Tile Co. in Olean, New York, faced a study tour request from Japanese experts seeking American manufacturing standards. VP Norris Phillips refused to reverse charges and criticized the proposal, warning the U.S. tile industry must keep its high quality to survive.
Estrellita predicts excellent planetary influence for tomorrow with progress in business and finance. Aiding others could help you reach a difficult objective, and birthdays advise seizing five months of chance to advance at work. September shines for superiors, long term gains favor, and cash flow improves, though prudent spending is advised. Travel and romance peak late June. a child may have high intellect and literary talent.
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