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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1960
Page
3
The Senate-House Economic Committee Democrats charge Eisenhower policies since 1953 slowed growth, increased unemployment and prices. They call for major fiscal reforms, farm subsidies, federal education aid, tax revisions, and stronger antitrust enforcement amid a $200,000 inflation study with 100 witnesses and 3,700 pages of testimony.
This Reader's Digest piece introduces a new average weight chart reflecting taller modern Americans. It invites readers to discover their ideal weight using February reader guidance and contemporary height data to recalibrate traditional tables.
In Los Angeles Henry R Davis habitually lends books to friends. He once loaned a volume containing a treasured autograph manuscript. He sent notes on Christmas cards asking borrowers to return the item. Davis planned a messenger pickup from his blueprint firm but received a reply from Wray Williams in Ton may. Davis then sent a motorcycle messenger toward Memphis on Monday.
Sen. Hubert Humphrey may ask Ohio Gov. DiSalle to name him as second choice for the Democratic nomination. He plans to discuss delegate strength in Ohio, hold a Columbus news conference, meet with the Young Democrats, dine with the Ohio Pastors Convention, and stay at the governor’s mansion before issuing a final statement.
In Columbus Ohio Dr Jerald C Brauer urged that the first manned space flight be a joint international venture. He told about 2000 pastors that a cooperative effort with Russia could place the first human in space, a momentous event surpassing the Industrial Revolution.
Senators Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota and John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts indicate they will run in West Virginia's May primary if others oppose. The Democratic presidential race sees both ready to enter pending competition with filing due February 6.
A dense listing of local meetings calendar for Tuesday and Wednesday includes the Middletown Personnel Assn at 6 30 p m Colony South Middletown Fire Dept at 8 39 p m Amanda fire station 6 30 p m Man chester Hotel Mayfield Fire Dept 7 39 p m Sheffield Street fire house Civic Chorus Roosevelt Junior High VFW Miami Valley Post 3809 vest headquarters United Cerebral Palsy of Middletown First Presbyterian Church Wilson School PTO Lincoln School Assn 8 p m MHS Band Associates FOP Lodge 528 at Eagles Hall SPEB QSA 8 p m Monroe IOOF Hall 100F Miami Lodge 8 p m Alcoholics Anonymous 8 30 p m Al Anon Family Group 8 30 p m Wednesday Golden Age Club 1 30 p m Civic Association Girl Scout Leaders Asan 7 30 p m Civic Association Girl Scout Room Franklin FOE Auxiliary 7 30 Fenwick Welfare 8 p m Fenwick High School.
Nixon enters Illinois preferential primary to boost GOP turnout on April 12. Rockefeller and Kennedy also filed. Daly of Chicago listed them without official consent. Nixon plans delegates in Oregon and Ohio. Illinois primary nonbinding. MacArthur previously entered, then withdrew at his request.
Sen. Stephen M. Young of Ohio has not been assured of a Kennedy delegate slot on his terms. Young told DiSalle he would serve only as a delegate if he could become a free agent later, after Kennedy’s nomination prospects clarified. DiSalle said Ohio has agreed, but Young says no word has reached him yet.
Gov Michael V. DiSalle reappointed Edward C. Koster of Cleveland to the Ohio Wildlife Council for a term ending February 1968 and Dr K D Amsbury of Middleport to the Waterways Safety Commission for a term ending February 1966.
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