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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1961
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and mailing areas. Prices cover per copy, weekly carrier, six day and seven day mail plans, with annual rates for trading and non trading areas and international mail. The notice also includes a Bible verse and publication details.
The British Museum displays famous forgeries in art and archaeology, noting deliberate acquisitions as cautionary lessons. Meegeren’s Vermeer inspired a Christ at Emmaus piece sold for $58 000, blurring lines between genuineness and artistry. Experts may err yet continue to be swayed by pleasing results.
The Congo tragedy is twofold with 14 million Congolese suffering and outside powers blamed for meddling. U.S. policy is praised as above reproach for backing U.N. efforts and avoiding unilateral action, while the Soviet bloc is condemned for fomenting chaos and pressuring U.N. actions.
Miami article portraits James Deering builder of Vizcaya, a Chicago magnate who spent 9 million to create a grand palace near Biscayne Bay and later died aboard the Paris in 1925. The piece recalls his wealth, art purchases, servant staff, and the palace’s quiet life as a county park while a childlike ghostly presence lingers above his marble rooms.
Factographs show nearly half of fatal home accidents occur in bedrooms or on stairways. A separate rule bars foreigners from entering West Point or Annapolis except by a special act of Congress.
President Kennedy must push Congress to act on urgent economic measures despite a slim margin of victory and a conservative, slow-moving Congress. He is now captain of lawmakers, using prestige and persuasion while facing district-focused homestretch politics and regional resistance.
Senator Ellender’s 1150 page travel memoir offers vivid, sometimes abrasive glimpses from Nepal to Portugal and Somalia. He recounts meetings with Nehru and foreign officials, notes cultural quirks, and claims a broad, sometimes controversial view of international affairs. He also shadows U S officials, leaving a trail of irate responses worldwide.
ARMCO president Charles R. Hook announced a $5 million blast furnace with a daily capacity of 1000 tons of pig iron for Ashland. School Supt. R. W. Solomon said state approval was sought for a welding vocational training course at Middletown High School. CHARLES MELAT of Ohio BelDelco said a dial exchange building would be constructed in Trenton to serve local customers as the system expands.
Federal Court of Claims orders the United States to pay the Crow Indian tribe eleven million one hundred thousand nine hundred for land bought ninety two years ago. Commentary riffs on inflation and political topics follow in lighthearted anecdotes.
The urban scene shows spring arrivals as merchants display room conditioners and artificial flowers. Women wear bright outfits while men trim hats and coats fade away. Sunglasses return and spring ties rise, with men eyeing golf season as a hopeful sign of warmer days.
Dorothy Kilgallen describes a Jamaica night spot Bamboo Slipper where nine pink stockinged piglets wander the dance floor under a Jamaican calypso vibe. The proprietor jokes pigs are a novelty as visitors mingle with locals and a shy girl named Ann observes the scene.
Estrellita suggests staying truthful to have a fabulous day and advises against pressuring changes tonight. The birthday pattern begins slowly, revealing accomplishments by year end. For lawyers, this year brings brilliant deductions and insight, with mid May to early October as a favorable personal period.
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