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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1960
Page
4
Middletown Journal announces subscription pricing for week day and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options within trading and outside trading areas, plus outside U S rates. Published daily by News-Journal Inc with a church captioned motto.
Paris dispatches report France may detonated its first atomic device in the Sahara within days. The test may challenge Western unity as Khrushchev warns on resumed testing and Paris rejects a three-power ban while courting UN arms control.
The text details the U S handling of former Venezuelan dictator Perez Jimenez who fled to the United States on a temporary visa in 1958. It outlines visa and admission actions, the politics of extradition, and the 1923 extradition treaty's limits on politically charged offenses. It notes Venezuela's charges including embezzlement and murder and cites U S aims to have him leave.
Fulton Lewis Jr reports organized labor plans a Committee to Re-Elect Hoffa's Enemies to counter Hoffa's political machine. Targeted members include four Republicans and two Democrats from marginal districts, with Ayres of Akron a key target in a heavily unionized district. Spending and organizing efforts to rise with regional councils hiring 75 full time political organizers.
A cherry tree can yield about a ton of fruit in a season. Forty percent of new US car tires are white sidewalls. December store sales double the yearly monthly average in the United States. Mesquite roots can be about three times the length of the bush. The first US stock exchange meeting occurred in New York City in May 1792. Bark-eating by horses may indicate dietary deficiency. Dusts are convenient home garden insecticides. There is no traditional four-season division in Indonesia, only wet and dry seasons.
In Washington, General Nathan Twining and Representative Mahon urge politicians to avoid attacking U S military strength. They stress America’s overall power remains superior to the Soviet Union and warn that political rhetoric could erode public confidence and deter deterrence.
Edstrom asks Prime Minister Kishi about geisha houses during a National Press Club session. The bemused leader, 63, discusses the topic with his interpreter while attendees debate whether such questions fit the president's role. The author contrasts Western and Japanese moral codes and supports the exchange as a public inquiry.
Benefic influences suggest you may achieve goals with focus and effort. A favorable period for occupational advancement and possible pay raise, plus relaxation via mental activities in evenings. For those with tomorrow as birthday, opportunities improve financial status and career, especially February August December, with cautions against radical moves.
Dave Regan recalls Mrs. W. E. Klopp known as Flossie a symbol of devotion to fellowman. She co led the Silver Lining Campaign aiding the jobless with donated clothing and long hours of work. Middletown loses a great citizen who handled reporters with fairness and affection.
Paul Harvey comments on chronic alcoholism and air travel drink policies. He critiques FAA rules requiring stewardesses to pour for passengers who bring their own bottles, warning of government interference and loss of personal liberty as a societal decline.
Walter J Braun and special city counsel James Hut man met in Columbus to pursue a definite settlement of Columbus gas rate appeal before the Ohio Utilities Commission. Fire Chief Elmer Freed urged department changes including more personnel and fire station repairs to the City Commission.
City officials warned of a potential deficit for the coming year after learning that only 142000 dollars would be available for the general fund. The shortfall could affect planned services and operations.
Reportedly in a Michigan salt mine soap water found. Tokyo population clocks 9 021 313 amidst heat. Mao Tsetung publishes poetry collection. a rhinologist and mythic terms appear. Sahara 5000 year tool shop unearthed by French expedition. Ancient China turtles used in medicine. mosquitos reach eight feet per second.
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