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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1953
Page
5
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Robertson, Eisenhower emissary to South Korea, says an armistice could be signed tomorrow if the Communists are sincere. He reports to President Eisenhower from McCartle and Young after talks with Syngman Rhee, outlining a 90 day conference plan and potential follow up if subversion arises.
When skin is irritated with pimples and itching, apply Petersons Ointment for fast relief. A 45c box promises promptly soothing balm and improved complexion. Money back if not delighted.
The Sangdong mine near Youngwol, South Korea, stands as one of the world's most significant tungsten deposits, underscoring its pivotal role in global supply and mining history.
Tehran reports Iran's parliament nears total paralysis as 27 National Movement deputies resign, leaving 69 of 79 members to govern. Mossadegh dissolved the Senate last October and plans a referendum if public backing falters, with no referendum date set. The crisis follows months of power disputes and a boycott by opposition leader Kashani.
Elizabeth Nguyen de Nguyen-Xuan-Dung, a Vietnamese family member, becomes the only woman at a Western Big Three foreign ministers session. She sits with Dulles and Bidault to discuss Indochina, declining to reveal her age for fear of assumptions about youth.
Washington CIO protests to the White House over blocking its choice John Edelman for an assistant secretary post in the Labor Department. Walter Reuther released letters to Sherman Adams asserting the White House urged nominating another candidate, raising questions of fairness and political attacks.
A Los Angeles superior court jury ruled that the basic melody of Buttons and Bows, by Ray Evans and Jay Livingston, is in the public domain. The decision counters Freddie Rich's $600,000 plagiarism suit connected with the tune.
A submarine can travel completely submerged with less than half the water resistance than when traveling on the surface, highlighting efficiency gains when submerged.
In New York, seven year old Erna Kreitman and Stanley Rosenfeld, both unrelated Polish refugees, sought citizenship in their own right. The Immigration and Naturalization Service arranged a special ceremony. Stanley took the oath and received final papers, while Erna completed a preliminary examination and will return to take the oath.
Princeton guests describe Albert Einstein as a very nice man at a garden party for 35 foreign students. The informal talk and easygoing host contrasted with his baggy clothes and shaggy hair, and guests praised the world leading physicist who created the theory of relativity.
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