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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1958
Page
4
Middletown Ohio daily newspaper outlines subscription options by carrier and mail. Rates shown include daily city delivery and mail outside area with annual pricing. publication notes date and publisher News Journal Inc. Founded 1987.
The article previews Milton Eisenhower's Central American tour noting broad goodwill toward him, despite past leftist accusations about his brother and Peron links. It cites his 1953 nine point economic aid program, waning Communist influence, coffee prices, and plans for a regional economic system.
John E. Swearingen, a Columbia native and USC graduate, rises from Columbia State carrier to president of Standard Oil Company of Indiana at age 39. He joined as a chemical engineer, became a director in 1951, was named vice president, and eighteen months later advanced to president. The State highlights belief in American opportunity through hard work in a competitive free market.
New York AP notes miscellaneous facts from a columnist’s mail bag including women losing about 30 hours yearly to mirrors and four hours powdering the nose. It mentions American fish harvest, draft age in Argentina, a Hotel Edison desk sign, and various quirky tips.
Jim Bishop argues public humiliation and a board of education apology over a minister's sex talk. He contends sex is natural and should be discussed openly with students, citing personal experiences and books that educated him about sex and reproduction. He supports the minister and questions censure, urging frank dialogue instead.
George Dixon discusses a three member silent slate for his anonymous Senate team. He accuses ferengi rhetoric of stalling while noting his past as a prop boy and billboard pastor. Senator Payne declines drumbeat politics, calling out ballyhoo as unsuitable for the Senate.
The text describes a person attempting suicide by swallowing nails and a metal object, withers into disjointed phrases. It references a confrontation and mentions a location or people but lacks coherent context or details to identify individuals or outcomes.
Paul Harvey recounts travel misgivings and a shifting view of the Middle East while stranded between Bere and Lucerne. He recalls a vaudeville bit about pulling for the horizon as a metaphor for navigating complex regional politics and personal acquaintance.
Twenty years ago on Thursday July 14 1938 President Roosevelt arrived in Amarillo Texas where a heavy rain dampened the turnout of more than 10 000 locals including Mayor Ness Rogers and Governor James Allred as the visit unfolded amid the damp weather.
A Moore Street gardener, Mrs. Lloyd Ball, finds blue and pink clusters on the same hydrangea and even within the same plant, while other gardens show mixed results. The owner notes varied blooms across a small yard turned flower bower and recalls a cool summer despite hot weather.
Dorothy Kilgallen fills in for her with Broadway producer Jule Styne as he doodles new songs. He recalls writing with Sammy Cahn for Phil Silvers in High Button Shoes and how a melody for It's Been A Long Long Time led to results, while Damon and Loomer anecdotes illustrate his collaborative process.
The stars warn敏 about money matters next six months and urge realism to avoid scams. Beware strangers and avoid speculation, especially now through August, as personal relationships may require careful handling.
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