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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1958
Page
4
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The report notes Secretary of State Dulles saying talks are pointless without prep for concrete gains. It recalls Bulganin's proposals for a non aggression pact and a possible summit, and references past failed conferences at Geneva and Potsdam.
In Prince Edward County Virginia a court orders date for school integration but white leaders plan to abandon public schools. They propose private White schools using church halls and warehouses with funds from private and state tuition grants. Negro schooling would be run by Negroes with White donors and teachers sidelined from public schools.
New York report notes a shift in dog ownership with 18 million pedigreed dogs out of 30 million total, up from 15 of 28 million in 1953. Milton M. Weiss’s Animal Insurance aims to insure pedigreed dogs, valuing them at about $300 each with policies from $125 to $13,000 and group rates for kennels.
A varied mix of Washington figures gathered to celebrate Speaker Sam Rayburns 76th birthday. Attendees included 90 year old Senator Theodore Green and other political and social figures, sharing stories and remarks amid jovial chatter and light gossip.
Dorothy Kilgallen’s Broadway romance appears resolved after her suitor marries another woman. insiders say agents and studio heads failed to sway him. El Morocco nightlife gets good news as negotiations keep the club at its location. A Nevada cafe balks at Johnny Mathis pay despite growth, and Ann Southern forms a sixth corporation for Career Girl TV.
Horoscope notes a favorable three month period for money making and self development with caution on spending and relationships. A September peak advised. travel limited to late February. Celebrity updates include Ted Peckham eyeing Barbara Hutton rights, Tom Chomalles Broadway buzz, Jane Kean Vegas entrance, and Natalie Wood’s quiet table with Bob Wagner.
Paul Harvey extols The Citadel honor code at Charleston South Carolina where no loopholes exist and only three offenses lie cheat or steal determine guilt. The system uses a 21 member Honor Committee and a 10 member court with unanimous verdicts and mandatory expulsion for violations. Silence in reporting infractions is treated as complicity and the author condemns evasion of moral duty.
A French horticultural company sues a Belgian nursery claiming copying of a patented rose variety. Attorneys predict a tense case with sharp exchanges rather than friendly decorum.
An Ohio reader from Zanesville praises Middletown for winning the 1957 All-America award, calling the city a progressive Southeastern Ohio metropolis. He shares personal ties and urges appreciation for local entertainers like Cody Goodman on the Jack Paar program, noting how a simple two cent postcard can express thanks.
Profile of George Feyer, renowned High Hat Jazz pianist, detailing his journey from Budapest to New York. The piece covers his early musical training, shift from classical to popular music, wartime service, immigration, and current status as a leading performer at the Hotel Carlyle. He is celebrated as America's top High Hat pianist.
President Roosevelt named Solicitor General Stanley Reed as associate justice to replace George Sutherland. Dr. D. M. Blizzard and Dr. Mildred White Gardner, leaders of Butler County Medical Society, attended its January meeting at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton. Charles Fakes took second in Class A at the Y headpin tournament with 105 in the roll-off at the Y alleys.
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