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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1960
Page
4
Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday price options for subscriptions. Details include in-city carrier, trading area mail, outside trading area, and international rates with advance payment requested. The ad features a motto and year of founding.
Walter Lippmann faces a critical television debut as CBS Reports presents his take on Eisenhower foreign policy and defense. Industry notes say the veteran columnist, soon 71, has grown openly disenchanted with the President, challenging the era of calm network commentary.
Jim Bishop recounts a Manhattan night, meeting Dan Healy the Night Mayor and discussing Helen Kane, once a Boop-a-Doop star who battled breast cancer. He describes their resilient, humorous life, a birthday party for Federal Judge Irving Kaufman, and a late visit to the Carlyle with pianist George Feyer before leaving for Jersey City to visit the Foley couple facing poverty and illness.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev's public criticisms of U.S. politics alarm both parties and nonpolitical observers. He warned against interference, suggested Americans may elect leaders favoring détente, and ridiculed Nixon as a candidate. Adlai Stevenson and others urged keeping Khrushchev out of the campaign while Democrats fear charges of softness on Communism.
Washington coverage centers on how Sen. Kennedy used Truman's critique to argue that youth can lead to the presidency while contrasting with Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon. The piece marks the ongoing debate over maturity and policy experience shaping the 1960 Democratic nomination.
George Dixon reports at the Sheraton Park Hotel during Mil E Con a recruiting racket where large electronics firms use intermediaries to lure engineers. Scouts from Bennett Associates and National Engineering Service recruit in suites, offering 8000 to 30000 dollar salaries. Republic Aviation also proselytes directly in a five-room suite.
Archaeologists uncover letters in the Judean desert attributed to a Jewish revolt leader against Rome in the second century. A famed general’s memoirs finally reach publication after 17 centuries, linking ancient resistance to modern scholarship.
NEW YORK AP Jo seph E Levine a short man with wide pockets says you cant win with scared money His bold spending turned obscure foreign films into blockbuster hits like Hercules which grossed over 15 million dollars and 18 million viewers He plans 1 5 million more to promote Hercules Unchained His creed is to spend now not save arguing cinema is a circus and needs publicity to sell His success has boosted prices for foreign films and he plans more coproductions to keep the momentum
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Lana Turner’s wealth doubts and profits from Portrait in Black. Onassis and Callas rumors surface, divorce chatter swirls, and Shawn Eliott debuts with major label interest. Headlines cover hair color, marital strife, club closures, and Atlanta.
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