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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1960
Page
6
Middletown Journal details subscription costs for local, trading area, and outside areas. Prices include per copy weekday rates, Sunday edition, carrier and mail options, and international pricing. Published daily by News-Journal Inc since 1857.
As election season looms Republicans and Democrats clash over price supports while surpluses rise. The value of stored surplus crops may reach $10 billion this year. The Soil Bank may extend for three more years with funds to expand. Experts say 28 million acres could join or be retired, but 45 to 60 million acres would be needed to balance supply and demand.
Observance by major Protestant denominations highlights interracial meetings and pastor exchanges but signals renewed racial separation in worship the next day. Clergymen warn the moral dilemma between Christian principle and segregation as churches debate patronizing aims and genuine integration.
Washington columnist discusses keeping the Connally Amendment with Morris Ernst of the ACLU as the World Court debate continues. He outlines Guantanamo Bay's strategic value and water-supply vulnerability amid Cuban tensions and questions whether the World Court could help in a lease dispute with Cuba.
State Highway Department workers plan overtime to finish Rt 73 repairs west of Engle's Corner after Trenton residents complained about a toll on a private detour. Mrs C H Murray announces the Red Cross sewing center will reopen at the Civic Association building.
George Sokolsky warns Cuba 90 miles from Miami could host Soviet bases and trigger a Latin American Communist threat. He argues Eisenhower should act, warns of Mikoyan's Cuba visit, and ties Monroe Doctrine decline to increased Soviet influence and potential invasions in Haiti and the region.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Betty Hutton worries over depression tied to TV work and a $300,000 dispute with ex-manager Edward Dukoff. Noel Coward rests a phlebitic leg near Montreux. Stan Kenton plans to dissolve his orchestra amid fading taste for jazz.
A ball point pen producer enters the New Hampshire presidential primary aiming for support in a likely write in vote. A Florida endurance stunt shows a 24 year old woman lasting over 100 hours underwater in Pensacola. Economic forecasts predict rising prices and a warmer summer. Zadok Dumkopf comments on baseball, waxed badge costs, and a gendarme.
Paul Harvey outlines a Chicago police corruption crisis with on duty burglaries and stolen goods linked to a system protected by politics. He contrasts Milwaukee's merit system and clean record since 1888, noting the corruption estimate and calls for reform.
Washington defense debate centers on Polaris submarines and airlift capacity. Adm Burke pushes a billion-dollar boost while Gen Twining resists. Gen Lemnitzer contends airlift is inadequate. Pow er warns of Soviet missile leverage. Eisenhower relies on Joint Chiefs for budget guidance.
Tomorrow offers a calm, principled day with careful planning and patience to avoid outside interference. For birthdays this year, April shines financially but caution against extravagant generosity. August and mid-December favor personal and romantic matters. social activity peaks in early June and late November. a late December financial windfall is possible. a child born now may be idealistic and creatively gifted.
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