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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1957
Page
6
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Western Europe six foreign ministers meet in Brussels to push treaties for a customs union and a supranational atomic energy agency. If signed this month, ratification remains, with Britain signifying entry into a larger European free trade area. Spaak says unification expresses Europe’s will to be a genuine ally to America.
The FDA plans to ban four FD&C yellow food colors despite no proven human harm. Experts warn many food chemicals lack enough study to rule out cancer risk, while most colors used in staples like butter appear nonhazardous. Emergency action applies to proven dangers, and court orders may be sought for suspect substances.
Hal Boyle reflects on winter life in Andros Town Bahamas as he imagines testing the Atlantic, praises his wife Frances and their daughter Tracy, and jokes about airline fare for a three foot two child while observing civilization easing from its stresses.
Stellar guidance warns against hasty decisions and urges thorough research before commitments. Evening hours favor social life and romance while intellectual pursuits and writing stay buoyant. For birthdays about to occur, focus on job matters now for gains from August to November.
The piece argues a president wins influence through public trust and conviction, not patronage. It compares Eisenhower and Roosevelt to show leadership by appeal to the country. It cites a 355 to 61 House vote on the Eisenhower Doctrine as a measure of presidential sway in a second term.
A collage of curiosities on language pace and entertainers. Notable items include claims about syllable rates in French Japanese German and English, a musical cast list for Vera Violetta, Portland Hoffa’s birthplace and Lebanon sister, Bellevue Hospital badges, Scotch and soda, a Las Vegas quickie wedding, observations on intelligent women and hats, Gustavus Vasa’s smoking life, Sacha Guitry on love, Mrs Beeton and her cookbook, and birth and childbearing statistics for newlyweds.
Washington society scene cites Deputy Attorney General William P. Rogers and wife among guests at a testimonial dinner. A mix up at the head table led to rumors of bigamy, later attributed to mishearing introductions. The piece notes protocol changes and the retirement of John Farr Simmons, with Wiley Buchanan named as new chief of protocol.
John M. Stalnaker reports National Merit Scholarship Corp funded youths entering college through scholarships. Many scholars pursue science or engineering with careers as researchers or teachers. ability spans all social levels. scholarships follow students in college and after graduation. He says talent may be a matter of survival.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys show business couples, auditions, and shifts in Hollywood and New York. Dan Dailey might play Dan in Plain and Fancy. Polly Bergen follows by many suitors. Notables include Michael Butler, Anne Nekel Brown, and Sam Davis Jr. plus Lionel Hampton planning Bermuda club.
The Girls' Club hosts a performance by the Merry Musicians Class featuring Lorra ine Johnston as reader, vocalists Helen Coleman Grace Mehl Eleanor Snell Ruth Hamm Mildred Murphy and Flora Bella Haine in a violin quartet directed by Mrs. E H McCandilish. Dixie Gose named junior class president at Middletown High School with Paul Sixt Marjory Jacoby and Robert Tate in officer roles. First Methodist Church uses Paramount Theater for Sunday services during main auditorium repairs, with six weeks of services led by Rev Carroll H Lewis.
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