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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1958
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists address at 3) S. Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio with standard mail matter status. Subscription rates shown include per copy, city and outside area weekly fees, trading-area yearly mail, and international pricing. Published daily by News-Journal Inc founded 1857.
The March survey shows 66 of 100 Americans identify as Protestant and 26 as Roman Catholic, with Jews at three and others or none at five. The Baptists are the largest Protestant denomination, and interfaith marriages are uncommon. Regional differences show the South highly Protestant and the Northeast with substantial Catholic presence.
The article notes Syria and Egypt advancing toward political union with Col. Nasser's influence growing. It cites Syria's population around four million versus Egypt's nearly 24 million, and mentions historical tensions over Turkey and Western intervention. Parliament in Damascus votes with Cairo to pursue steps toward unity as Egyptian troops are present in Syria.
A Madison Wisconsin group called the Amateur Investors Club with 12 members pools ten dollars monthly to invest in leading corporations. They analyze annual reports interview brokers and emphasize growth over speculation. Parade suggests practical steps to form similar clubs and warns against expecting quick riches.
Hal Boyle reports two NBC quiz show producers find men score about 70 percent on 100 questions while housewives average around 60 percent. Career women match men, driven by business experience. authors and newspapermen show broad general knowledge. Enright notes homemaking as a unique knowledge domain.
Former President Truman inaccurately challenges Ike and MacArthur in a Sunday television talk, asserting memory gaps and political motives. He claims Ike discouraged a 1945 presidential run and labels MacArthur insubordination, while the record shows differing Joint Chiefs and press events.
Reporter Jim Bishop records a tense exchange with a Marine lieutenant at Parris Island over Sgt. Matthew McKeon. The officer predicts a court outcome, while Bishop argues over discipline in the corps and McKeon’s fate regardless of trial.
The reading urges stick to it attitude to overcome distractions and achieve tasks. For those with a birthday tomorrow, the year promises progress in ambitious projects and strong finances in the next five months, with July and August posing risks of domestic crises. A loyal child born today embodies kindness and tolerance.
A veteran recalls a Marine unit member named Matthew C. McKeon who was praised for proficiency, disposition and conduct. The piece reflects on his bravery and a vow that no one will look at him again after injuries. An AP dispatch from Cherry Point N C confirms the recognition.
Thieves broke into a hidden safe inside a supermarket freezer. A cold chisel is suspected in the break in. A jeweler friend comments turning lead into gold would be a low-down trick. Russian scientists predict this possibility may come soon.
A personal reflection on bronchitis and smoking argues that coughs ruin throat relief from syrup. It compares costs of smoking two packs daily to retirement funds, notes doctors warn of health risks, and questions the effectiveness of anti smoking messages from a lay perspective.
James Tatum of Norfolk Virginia asks the Atomic Energy Commission for more atomic energy details after receiving missiles material. He explains he has 21 stitches in his hand from a missile he tried and now seeks information on atomic energy and where to write.
Marshal Oliver Chamberlain of Franklin sustained a hand laceration and coat tear during custody near Blue Ball. YMCA Midget group officers elected Mark Schieber t Panthers Donald Perkins Golden Eagles Harold Tewell Dragons. Dale Wright born to Mr and Mrs Harlan Riffe. Lincoln Day dinner at Manchester Hotel Feb 12 features Judge Clinton D Boyd Robert A Taft John W Bricker and Theodore Roosevelt Jr.
Lightning strikes the Empire State Building in New York City about 40 to 50 times a year. The narcissus flower derives its name from its narcotic properties. Marie Antoinette was 38 at the time of her death.
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