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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1959
Page
4
Middletown Ohio mailing address details listed for subscription plans and prices. Rates show per copy costs and yearly mail options for in and out of area plus outside USA. A biblical verse from Matthew 1 23 is included.
A Tax Foundation analysis notes that despite higher wages, purchasing power lagged due to persistent inflation and taxes. From 1948 to recent years, nine of eleven years show inflation consuming wage boosts. It argues deficit spending and rising national debt drive money’s value down, urging federal stop to overspending.
U S News & World Report asks if the balance now favors the Soviet Union and whether America and its allies would win a future war. It finds the United States ahead in total war capacity but weaker in non nuclear conflict, with Russians holding the edge in conventional wars and air power. It notes doubts about long range missiles and questions the will to continue fighting in a total war. British views warn of a approaching nuclear stalemate where both nations could devastate each other.
Hal Boyle asks why aspiring actors pursue fame amid odds and poverty. He notes the varied backgrounds of hopefuls from laborers to Ivy Leaguers, the dream of stardust, and the toll of time and money. He observes most quit, few reach real success, and those who do face loneliness and constant pressure.
Washington notes a $12 billion deficit mark amid recession as the Eisenhower administration releases a cabinet committee report. It urges sound money policy, warns on long term bonds, and links inflation to wage deals, public confidence and the cold war budget.
President Eisenhower’s congressional liaison aides face a Senate vote after Senator William Proxmire proposed eliminating their salaries. The 75 to 5 defeat reduced to a minor setback, with Proxmire lampooned for failing to grasp the lobbyists’ dual role of securing favors for both White House and lawmakers while shielding Ike from overreach.
The forecast cautions against forceful opinions while urging diplomacy to advance major work especially at a job through 1959. It notes possible breaks in October and December and advises conservatism in finances with ingenuity paying off long term. Travel and romance bloom in coming months with creative progress in October.
In Perth 2000 citizens packed a department store to glimpse a visiting English showgirl. Elsewhere poultry scientists test egg shells that bounce, Manila police chase a leopard on the loose, and Delhi reports two Sikh bands fighting with soft drink bottles. Birmingham hospital chief urges head protection for drivers and riders.
A humorous sketch outlines residents' overheated misperceptions. A woman reports popcorn popping from heat, a man jokes about frying eggs on a sidewalk, a cat claim stretches belief, and others describe misusing irons and insulation. The piece playfully mocks heat driven exaggerations.
Jim Bishop laments that declarative sentence use is fading across fields from engineering to psychiatry. He mocks military and scientific jargon as opaque, cites Burlingame on psychiatry terms, and ends sensing his own drift toward simplicity.
A newly published book titled A Psychiatrist Speaks curates a series of clinical perspectives and case reflections. The collection centers on mental health themes, therapeutic approaches, and evolving views within psychiatry, inviting readers to consider professional insights.
L. Reinartz, Middletown Armco manager, announced July 3 closure for a large construction project. The plan replaces the steam-driven blooming mill with a modern slabbing mill powered by two 5,000 horsepower motors and widens the hot strip mill to allow rolling a 17,000 pound ingot into a quarter mile long coil. MISS CORA MARKHAM becomes Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club president and will attend the biennial Kansas City convention. MISS BETTY Maije Thrasher is re elected Ohio Youth Temperance Council secretary. Middletown is chosen as 190 convention site.
The article notes Quebec as the final walled city in North America founded 351 years ago. It mentions bears damaging timber by stripping bark for sap, Brazil’s area about 15 times France’s with around 42 million people each, 2200 shipwrecks near Cape Hatteras over 400 years, and Britain’s 1833 abolition of slavery in the empire.
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