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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1958
Page
4
Publication details for The Middletown Journal include pricing by copy and delivery method, with weekly and yearly rates for city, trading area, and outside US subscriptions. The note records post office registration, publisher, and a biblical motto from Acts.
A decade after Israel’s birth nearly a million Palestine Arabs remain refugees, with 517000 in Jordan and 361000 in camps under UNRWA. Deadlock over repatriation or compensation fuels fears of a wider Arab-Israeli conflict as UN agencies seek shelter and work projects amid Arab opposition to resettlement.
Hal Boyle notes Americans spend about 100 million dollars yearly on insomnia relief. The column riffs on varied facts from W C Fields cure to British flowers, Kate Smith, the Duke of Edinburgh, penguin divorce rates, and quirky observations, all framed in a humorously wary tone about modern life.
President Eisenhower delivers a world oriented address linking disarmament and peace with cooperation with the Soviet Union. He appeals to Soviet citizens, outlines peaceful research projects, and stresses economic growth alongside a strong deterrent, drawing praise from leaders at home.
Jim Bishop argues that large churchgoer numbers burden clerics to bridge God and man. He cites priests who distance themselves from parishioners and praises ministers who engage with people, noting examples in Rome and Teaneck and urging closer ties between clergy and congregants.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Kim Novak faced pressure from bosses over marriage to a star. Tito of Yugoslavia may retire. Shirley Yamaguchi may wed a Japanese diplomat in Hong Kong. a gossip column on Judy Garland, Johnnie Ray surgery progress, and Gina Lollobrigida suing Angelo Rizzoli over The Life of Pauline Bonaparte casting. Broadway fashion, gossip and a front label trend are mentioned.
Dave Regan reflects on W 2 forms and the tax burden in the United States. He compares past living standards with present costs, noting federal income tax and hidden taxes in purchases. He suggests tracking total taxes to measure value received from government programs.
A playful look at how space intrigue reshapes political slogans for 1960. Names like Case and Hickenlooper appear as potential campaign pivots while references to Canaveral and missiles frame the rhetoric.
Forecast advised for tomorrow with strong cooperation needed for progress. Birthday year shows gains in three months for business and finances, but avoid betting on luck and expect tension in April June and late November. Travel favorable late February, health watch advised March and December. A child born that day may be talented and ambitious yet introspective.
A London patient had $5.18 in coins taken from the stomach in a medical procedure. The note questions a small down payment on the doctor’s bill linked to the case.
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