Middletown News-Journal Subscription Rates
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Selznick Warns Pay TV Looms Over Film Future
David Selznick declares the film industry must focus on quality and global markets as free television disrupts cinema. He predicts pay TV could yield up to 10 million dollars per night and urges theater owners to embrace the shift to survive.
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Selznick
Tokyo
Tallahassee
Loyal dog reunites with owners after year apart
A dog named Blackie vanished a year ago from a childless couple who adored him. Spotted by the mistress near Hamilton, the dog leapt into her arms, wearing the same collar, showing signs of travel but no mistreatment. The bond prevails after a long, loyal journey.
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Soil Bank Shift Debates Financing and Yields in 1957
Secretary Benson signals Congress to trim emergency soil bank funds and expand long term conservation contracts. 1957 crops matched records despite smaller planted acreage, with yields rising to 127 percent of the 1947–49 average. Historical notes trace soil bank origins to 1930s New Deal measures and constitutional debates.
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Soil Bank
Benson
Congress
Chicago
Agriculture Department
Henry A. Wallace
New Deal
U.S. Supreme Court
Hoosac Mills
U.S.D.A
Arab refugees crisis frames budget clash in 1958
The piece notes 1958 budgetary strain for Arab refugee relief, with $41 million planned by the U N Agency for 950000 refugees. It highlights US limits to 70 percent funding, risking no rehabilitation funds and perpetuating the problem. The debate contrasts Arab and Israeli viewpoints on absorbing refugees.
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Israel
Eisenhower letter shatters Soviet summit bid on disarmament
President Eisenhower debunks the Soviet peace offensive in a detailed letter to Bulgaria. He outlines concrete steps for a summit, insists on UN Charter respect, and proposes verifiable disarmament measures, German reunification, and free elections, arguing for phased diplomacy through official channels. He contrasts free government with dictatorship and recalls key 20th century conflicts to warn against broken pledges. The note signals U.S. leadership firmness in the East-West standoff.
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Middle East
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Eisenhower Admin Defies Congress On Access To Files
Washington lawmakers face a stone wall from federal agencies refusing to hand over documents. The Senate Internal Security panel seeks Amerasia papers and other records tied to OSS operations and Iran era inquiries. Officials defend classifications, while Eastland vows to press for cooperation despite resistance from the Department of Justice and State.
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Congress
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White House
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Tydings Committee
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OSS
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Department of Justice
James Eastland
Department
Price rises blamed on vodka policy and luxury shortages
The speaker argues price hikes aim to curb consumption. They note Soviet decrees raised prices on luxury goods as a response to excess consumer demand and limited luxury supplies.
Gossip From Gotham Sets Tangles Of Tinseltown Affairs
Dorothy Kilgallen reports engagements and romance rumors across New York society. Zsa Zsa Gabor disputes George Sanders marriage talk while Miles Davis and Elizabeth Taylor are linked to wedding chatter. Fernanda Montel eyes Madrid nuptials with Joaquin Vila. Desi Arnaz eyeing a new club venture. Ted Kennedy linked to Ann Merrill and fashion buzz continues.
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Sandy Scott
George Sanders
Sanders
Gabor
George
Elizabeth Taylor
Miles Davis
Birdland
Angel
Fernanda Montel
Joaquin Vila
Madrid
Desi Arnaz
Hollywood
Mario Tosatti
Manhattan
Jackson political outlook backs Washington senator to reelection
Washington senator Henry M. Jackson seems set for reelection as Sputnik era anxieties boost his image as a predictor of Soviet advances. He argues warning officials and CIA chief Allen Dulles shaped his stance, while opponents falter. The piece also notes a surge in Westerns on TV and a revived interest in firearms.
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Eastland
State Department
Middle East
John K. Emmerson
China
E. Herbert Norman
Cairo
Emmerson
Lebanon
Robert C. Strong
Damacus
Syria
Strong
Dulles
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Outer Space
Scoop
Russia
Jackson
Congress
John Foster Dulles
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Gaither
United States
Scoop Jackson
Colt's
Patent Fire Arms Co
Estrellita The Stars Say For Tomorrow Horoscope
Tomorrow boosts mental activity and judgment for study, research, and planning. Affected individuals should advance in business and finances over the next three months with caution in April and in 1959 for growth. Health and social outlook vary by month. a child born today may become a skilled mathematician, architect, or scientist.
Museum in Cordoba highlights bullfighting heritage
A Cordoba museum focuses on bullfighting history. The text notes draughts as another name for checkers and December as the turquoise birthstone.
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Cordoba
Spain
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