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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1960
Page
6
Middletown Journal prints pricing for subscriptions including per copy costs, weekly and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and regional rates. It notes payment in advance, publication by News-Journal Inc, and the foundation year 1857 with a Bible verse reference from Matthew 27 22.
The piece notes Jose Miro Cardona and other Cuban dissidents seeking asylum in foreign embassies, contrasts U S and Latin American asylum practices, and cites Mindszenty as a high profile case. It discusses treaties limiting extradition for political offenses, Marcy’s 1853 view, and criticism from Colombia about asylum enabling political crime and instability.
The 27th annual All-Star games will be held Monday July 11 in Kansas City and Wednesday July 13 in New York. Standing room only at $1.20. The two games aim to raise funds for the players pension, with radio and color TV coverage, and the American League leads 16 to 11.
A supervisor struggles with a harsh boss until his wife guides him to pray for the boss with love. Over weeks the prayers foster genuine goodwill, and the boss proposes closer collaboration. The piece advises examining dislike, listing objections, and recognizing shared humanity to reduce hostility.
The text urges reviewing impressions to find redeeming qualities in others even if you dislike them. It stresses recognizing humane traits beneath outward behavior and encourages forming closer ties to foster happier life by avoiding constant conflict.
The piece notes the first and last annual FOP and FOPA rodeo, with about $100 promissory notes issued to cover debts. It mentions missing book balances and rumored losses, and states there will be no rodeo next year. Includes other light anecdotes about church bulletins and odd ads.
George Sokolsky surveys political shifts from 1928 to 1952, tracing Democratic and Republican candidates and voter moods. He notes Smith’s reform record in New York, Hoover Willkie Truman Dewey campaigns, stay-home votes, and party splits over civil rights, with Eisenhower looming as a tough Democratic hurdle.
A fast paced column links Dorothy Kilgallen to California gangland shadows Mickey Cohen plots, Jane Fonda’s suitors, Efrem Zimbalist Jr. exit hints, and Broadway calls for Dan Rissner and Jule Styne. It notes Temple Texas romances, Ingrid Bergman’s status, Ina Balin introduction intrigue, and 32 Havana bombs amid Castro’s regime. Also covers Margie Thomas, Sharman Douglas, Jack Paar, movie ads, Von Braun telescope tease, Lemmon narration, Sigrid Maier acting study, Erroll Garner vs Columbia feud, and Helen O’Connor comeback hopefuls.
Washington reports TASS publicizes a 400 clergymen statement condemning the U S Japan mutual defense pact. The group led by Rev John Swomley links U S imperialist deals to big firms like Westinghouse and GE, urging total world disarmament and withdrawal of U S troops from the Orient. Separate notes detail Japanese yen smuggling to fund protests and riot support, including payments to students and demonstrators. Republican leaders in New York grow wary as Kennedy gains in polls, fearing shifts that could reconfigure state redistricting and Senate control.
Robert Koehler was elected president of the Middletown Youth Temperance Council succeeding Robert Pancoast. Other officers were Eugene Simrell vice president Pam Bennett secretary and Kathleen Hannan treasurer. The Middletown High School band played at Chautauqua where Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt spoke. Wade E Miller and Byron B Harlan attended. D W Jacot urged no bicycle riding at Sunset Park during concerts. The piece concludes with political commentary on Adlai Stevenson’s outcomes in 1940 and 1956.
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