Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists per copy 5 cents and carrier rates in city area 300 week with Sunday News Journal 40 cents weekly outside city 25 cents weekly with Sunday News Journal 35 cents weekly. Mail subscriptions: 9 year in trading area (5 days) with Sunday News Journal. outside trading area (6 days) 15 year. outside U S A 35 year. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Entered as second class matter Middletown Ohio.
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Space travel moves from fiction to reality in decades
About 1,000 scientists gather in San Diego for a symposium sponsored by the Air Force and Convair to discuss manned rockets and space travel. Dr. Clifford Furnas predicts a manned moon mission could be developed in about 25 years with earth satellite steps and unmanned lunar circumnavigation to follow. Research spans ion propulsion, algae oxygen projects, weightlessness studies, and Endurance in space barriers, led by the Air Force Space Medicine program at Randolph AFB.
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Outer Space
Laboratories
Science
Armed Services
San Diego
Calif
Air Force Office of Scientific Research
Air Research and Development Command
Convair Division
General Dynamics Corporation
Clifford C. Furnas
Moon
Earth
Furnas
Air Force
Bell Telephone Laboratories
General Electric
Ford Motor Company
Systems Laboratories
E. M. Roth
USAF
Medical Corps
White Sands
N.M
National Zoo
Washington
Dr. Roth
Department of Space Medicine
Air Force School of Aviation Medicine
Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
1957 Seen As Year Of Nuclear Power’s Maturity
Chairman Strauss says 1957 may be the year nuclear power matures in the United States. Democrats on the Joint Atomic Energy Committee plan hearings to argue the nation may be losing lead to Britain and possibly the USSR. Senator Gore reintroduces a bill to fund several full-scale reactors at 400 million dollars, seeking government leadership. Industry and the AEC favor an insurance measure to cover nuclear disaster liability as a trade for a modified Gore bill.
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Lewis L. Strauss
Atom Energy Commission
United States
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
A.E.C
Senate
House
Gore
Congress
Frederic R. Coudert Jr
Hoover Type Commission
Congressional Committee
Alaska's Statehood Push Lays Out Bold Claims and Facts
Hal Boyle notes Alaska's vast size and rapid growth since 1940, with a population over 200,000 and land 90 times Hawaii's. He lists wealth from gold, oil leases, and a military bill surpassing a billion dollars, plus limits on voting rights and a unique climate and culture in a bid for statehood.
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New York
Alaska
Texas
Rhode Island
Mailaspina
Cordova
Union
Russia
Loyal Opposition and Open Hearings Shape U S Policy Debate
George E. Sokolsky argues that partisan scrutiny by the opposition is vital to U S democracy. He defends open hearings on fiscal, tax, and foreign policy as a check on power, criticizes secrecy, and warns that concealed actions provoke panic and distrust in the public.
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Dave Beck
Walter Reuther
Ours
Adams and King Saud meet in royal ribbing tale at dinner
Presidential aide Sherman Adams tries to chat with King Saud during a Saud visit as Meade Alcorn J Clifford Folger and Senator Andrew Schoeppel listen. The king replies hunting is for women, ending Adams’s awkward exchange during a reception. Separately, SBA reviews a bid case involving Antonio Santisteban of Puerto Rico on a large army underwear contract.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Sherm
Republican National
Meade Alcorn
Republican National Finance
J. Clifford Folger
Alcorn
Folger
Schoeppel
Ike
King Saud
Mr. Adams
Sherman
Ately
Saud
Small Business Administration
Antonio Santisteban
Hato Rey
Puerto Rico
SBA
Wendell Barnes
Most Glamorous Housewife Contest and Celebrity Quips
A collage of questions, book tips, and witty notes on fame and fashion. It mentions Money From Ideas by M Penn Laughlin and The Face by Dr. Charles Wills, plus humor about facial rejuvenation, horse racing bets, a triple wedding, and an England contest for glamorous housewives with bikini costumes.
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M. Penn Laughlin
Charles Wills
Les Conklin
England
Carver
Middletown Created as Township Within City Limits
The Butler County Commission moved to separate Middletown as a political subdivision from Lemon Township. A new township within the city limits was created, officially named Middletown Township, in a surprising action. Mrs Wade E Miller was elected president of the Federation of Church Women at YMCA meeting, succeeding Mrs Sue Kendall. Florence Evans won a fourth term as Girls' Club president. officers include Elizabeth Cahill, Doris Dietz, Ella Robinson, Lila Smith. Trustees named Mary Rhonemus Jetta Goldman and Mabel Gardner.
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Middletown
Lemon Township
Butler County Commission
Middletown Township
Wade E. Miller
The
Federation of Church Women
YMCA
Miller
Sue Kendall
Florence Evans
Girls’ Club
Elizabeth Cahill
Doris Dietz
Ella Robinson
Lila Smith
Mary Rhonemus
Jetta Goldman
Mabel Gardner
Valentina
Katharine Cornell
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Miss Fontanne
Joe Louis
John the Conqueror
Hollywood
James Michener
Andau
Hungary
Lady Richardson
Dinolevi
Manhattan
Recycling old license plates supports disabled students
Readers are urged to drop off old license plates at city fire stations or Roofs garage on Woodlawn Avenue. Proceeds fund special items for Kennedy School for the Deaf in Dayton, aiding local children including Middletown students. The notice also lists current U S officials and local representatives per citizens’ request for public figures.
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Woodlawn Avenue
Dayton
Kennedy School For the Deaf
Middletown
Kennedy School
Broadway Gossip Flurry Hints Bull Miller Return in Vegas Era
New York’s nightlife buzzes as Bull Miller reportedly plans a $2,000,000 cafe near the United Nations, opening about a year from now after moving operations from New Jersey. Celebrities like Gene Tierney and Buddy De Franco surface amid fashion and theatre chatter.
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New York
Bull Miller
Las Vegas
Riviera
New Jersey
United Nations
Colony
Gene Tierney
Connecticut
Chums
Hollywood
Buddy de Franco
Porfirio Rubirosa
Odile
Estrellita Horoscope for Pisces on Tomorrow's Path
The stars urge caution and emotional control, advising Pisces to avoid forcing opinions. The PM highlights cultural and creative pursuits with strong yearly breaks for Pisces noted. Aims for progress through inspiration and cooperation, with unique planetary aspects in 1957. A creative child may be imaginative but tend toward intolerance.
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Fairbanks
Seward
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Quasher
George E. Sokolsky
John Foster Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Dean Acheson
Douglas MacArthur
Committee On Armed Services
Committee On Foreign Relations
Far East
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Fulbright
Teamsters Union
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Shermets Royal Ribbing
E. V. Darling
Richard Carle
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Hamilton
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Shell
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London
Fai A Gardner
Arturo Ramos
Millicent Rogers
Davenport Theatre
Estrellita
Dennis the Menace
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