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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1958
Page
4
Middletown Journal rates listed for daily and Sunday editions. Prices cover city area, trading area, and outside trading area with annual and overseas options. Publication details note News-Journal Inc founded 1887 and a Psalm verse stamp.
The report contrasts Canada and the United States during economic downturns. It notes Canada’s earlier bottom, stimulus in housing and social security, farm price supports, and a jump in exports including uranium. It also highlights Canada's rough political shift from Liberals to a Conservative government led by John Diefenbaker after last March 31 elections.
The piece notes renewed congressional concern over ethical standards in federal offices sparked by Adams and prior scandals. It cites existing statutes from the Criminal Code on bribery and gifts, mentions piecemeal reforms, and highlights a New York style ethics bill championed by Sen. Javits to prevent conflicts of interest and public breach of trust.
Hal Boyle reports Audrey Wood, a leading Broadway agent, says the theater is open for new talent. She has helped 80 to 100 plays to Broadway and represents renowned writers and actors. The chief work is matching the right play with the right producer at the right time.
George Dixon Goldfine outdrew President Eisenhower at a Capitol hearing as Sherman Adams dominated questions. Goldfine claimed two gold watches and a rug as gifts, while critics noted tax questions and the growing attention on Adams. The gallery filled, while Ike urged silence on the Adams case as the hearing proceeded.
In Washington the Democratic Party in the House is blamed for halting defense support abroad by opposing a $75 million foreign aid appropriation. The piece argues Republicans stood by the administration while key Democrats blocked funds, weakening Cold War efforts and domestic gains from aid spending.
A 1938 YMCA Boys Department group toured the Gardner Richardson paper mill with Eugene Mack and Paul Hooper directing. Cincinnati Bell Dial conversion affects Seven Mile and Bethany districts while new directories distribute updated numbers. City plans power plant work with Walter J. Braun authorized to guide Freelich-Emery Engineering on deviations.
Fulton Lewis Jr analyzes the John Fox Sherman Adams dispute noting Fox's inconsistent testimony to the Oren Harris subcommittee. He questions links between Adams and Boston Post troubles while calling Adams a controversial figure likely to face removal. Fox is faulted for not circulating his tale earlier.
Based on the original plans an immediate cost estimate for a new city plant is prepared. The assessment factors in design scope material prices labor and likely contingencies to outline a provisional total. The estimate aims to guide budgeting decisions and inform council deliberations.
The article warns readers considering Alaska about the realities of pioneering there. It describes Alaska’s climate in summer and winter, emphasizes the size and development gaps, and notes high living costs and wages. It advises a pretrip vacation, cautions veterans about homesteading credit, and suggests thoroughly researching before moving to the Anchorage and Fairbanks region.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports shocks as Helen O Connell’s husband Tom Chamales is committed to Bellevue amid bruising revelations. The piece weaves gossip on Lana Turner, Frank Sinatra rumors, Ross Hunter, and celebrity misadventures from Newark to Greenwich Village.
Estrellita predicts tomorrow's vibes support tackling tough tasks and encourage cooperation. Caution on spending August and late November. birthdays indicate progress in personal and long term finances. Romance shines in September with signs of social harmony and career gains in October and December.
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