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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1958
Page
4
Publication details for the Middletown Journal including pricing by copy, carrier, and mail options. Rates list 6 days and 7 days mail plans, with a $35 annual outside USA option, all payable in advance. Also notes the paper’s founding in 1857 and a biblical quotation.
The August Dulles trip to Brazil signals talk of a high level inter american conference to address Latin America's economic woes. Brazil's President Kubitschek calls for a presidents' parley to combat underdevelopment as Washington eyes foreign minister talks.
The article compares current House and Senate investigation practices with the Dies McCarthy era. It notes a 1955 House code aimed at fair procedure, allowing counsel and replies, limiting secret testimony, and banning one man hearings, but not guaranteeing cross examination.
Tahiti champion Hula dancer Ramine, 18, describes Bora Bora as green and quiet with 1,600 residents. She notes affordable living, palm houses, constant dancing, pineapple beer, and no parking or psychiatrists, but says she would not settle permanently in Manhattan.
An opinion piece argues congressional investigations have become a vehicle for vendetta and smear. It criticizes leaks and pressure on witnesses, warns of fishing expeditions, and urges cleaner conduct by lawmakers to restore trust in government.
Jim Bishop recounts Aunt Fanny Somlein a German Jewish émigré living as a nurse in Los Angeles. Once a motion picture writer in Germany she fled Nazi rule and became a generous, witty backroom presence who visits, sends cards, and helps others despite aging and hardship.
Paul Harvey notes Telemachus the monk from the East confronted Roman gladiatorial brutality. His plea Thou shalt not kill ended the Ludi Circenses as Christians faced the Colosseum. He is remembered for inspiring mercy over bloodshed.
A Lincoln Nebraska man was cut by his lawn mower twice in one day in a curious incident. A separate report notes a street flusher truck stolen in New York City, driven two miles, then abandoned in a joyride.
A dialogue between a merchant and customer shows frustration over taxes and economic hardship. They discuss job loss, bankruptcies, and how a large lottery payout is taxed, arguing for allowances for irregular income and citing high wages versus long dry spells. They reminisce on youth and low incomes.
Washington column profiles six or more U S senators noted for influence despite anonymity. It highlights Arizona’s Carl Hayden as dean and powerful chair on Appropriations, alongside peers such as Murray Thye Young Aiken Payne and others, with anecdotes about their low public profiles and internal leverage.
The stars predict a splendid day with flourishing business and financial matters and a focus on ships aiding social activities. A possible short trip may occur around a birthday, with a lively turn in personal and financial affairs but a caution to be conservative in late August and late November to preserve gains. Social relationships look happy in this life phase.
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