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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1958
Page
6
S. Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio subscription rates are listed for per copy weekday and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, long-distance trading area and outside USA. Published daily by News-Journal Inc. Founded 1857.
The United States and Soviet Union pause high level discussions as differences over process and substance complicate moves toward a summit. Khrushchev and Bulganin propose a smaller, phased agenda while Eisenhower signals readiness for a properly prepared summit and UN backing to resist veto use.
The ICC faces a one minute decision on higher rail freight rates set to take effect Saturday. Railroads seek uniform increases and exemptions while arguing deregulation will boost competition. Opponents say traffic share shifts and new freight types reduce rail use.
Hal Boyle offers lighthearted advice for seasonal blues. He suggests practical tricks like hibernating at work, growing a beard, cutting heating costs, hosting quirky popcorn and fudge parties, writing angry letters to congress, and borrowing from friends to stave off boredom as winter drags on.
The United States is the largest copper producer and consumer. An automobile uses 60 percent more gasoline at 65 mph than at 25 mph, illustrating how speed affects fuel consumption.
An in depth look at how the Pentagon's structure and interservice rivalries influence defense planning. The article traces postwar moves toward unification, the rise of the Defense Department, and the tension between civilian oversight, Congress, and military judgment in shaping U S war strategy.
At a Washington press conference Arthur E. Summerfield and four assistant postmasters general rejected the phrase junk mail. They argued third class mail serves function while critiquing its abuse and noted the term is taboo in the Post Office. Harry Maginnis of the Associated Third Class Mail Users echoed the stance.
The horoscope predicts a day of happiness and strong social bonds with good prospects for romance and courtship. Financial matters shine in February, June, and September if tempered by caution, while August and November bring possible gains offset by care. Singles find late June favorable for marriage. a child born today is described as kind, capable, and understanding.
A Dutch proclamation dated January 1938 notes the birth of a baby girl to Princess Juliana and Prince Bernhard. Separately, 1,488 attendees across five dances at the President’s Ball in Middletown raised over $700, with Barracuda and mackerel catches off Key Largo, Moonlight Gardens reopening at Engle’s Corner, and fire damage from Friday night wrestling repaired.
James E. Murphy Jr. of Middleton, former Aeronca union VP, had both eyes removed at Baptist Hospital in Little Rock to relieve pain after blindness persisted. He now faces a life without sight, seeks mail and morale from home, while a local dog rescue mentions Duchess, a boxer missing near Sherman School with a red-tagged lookalike dog in the area.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys a salvo of entertainment gossip from New York. Philip Van Rensselaer returns after a Mexico rift with Barbara Hutton. Elizabeth Allen and Allen Chase shine on stage. Holly Brooke settles her suit with Mickey Mantle. Sasha Destilex eyes France then acting. Loners like Sharman Douglas and Lewis Douglas move toward recovery as theater projects spark excitement.
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