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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1958
Page
4
The Middletown Journal announces subscription pricing and mailing details for Middletown Ohio. Rates cover per copy, weekly carrier, and mail options within trading and outside trading areas including international, with advance payment required.
In a meditation on Bastille Day, the piece traces the revolutions of France from 1792 to 1947, detailing the First to Fourth Republics, Napoleon’s eras, and De Gaulle’s influence. It compares past independence struggles to modern Republican politics, noting crowds in Paris and debates over leadership, elections, and governance.
Dr. Frank Gallizio, a 35 year veteran oenologist, foresees Americans moving from 9 to 1 toward a 3 to 1 martini mix. He favors a dry martini with vermouth minimal water, warns against olives and lemon peels, and suggests a single pearl onion or green pepper in wine vinegar as preferred garnishes.
Dave Regan argues the Iraq coup and ongoing Mideast volatility may push the West toward conflict. He notes Western oil needs versus Europe’s vulnerability and suggests Russian opportunism could threaten Europe if the region destabilizes. He warns Americans may be forced to face a showdown soon.
Washington notes that Bernard Goldfine refused to answer questions about his companys internal affairs, raising constitutional issues on congressional powers and compelled testimony. The piece argues legislative intent must guide disclosure and that contempt should hinge on a valid resolution or law.
Communist propaganda notes a Zagreb fair installation of a U.S. style supermarket with cooperation from the Office of International Trade Fairs, Commerce, and the National Association of Food Chains. The equipment was sold to a communist enterprise after the fair and Belgrade plans a mid April opening. An American executive is to oversee setup and operation.
Fulton Lewis Jr notes the 1960 California primary could decide party control of the state and influence the national convention. He argues Knowland faces strong intra-party opposition while Pat Brown must sharpen his public debate and issue presentation under mounting pressure.
Factographs Japan adopts U S noise abatement rules to curb horn honking. Three hundred Tokyo motorcycle police get noise meters to measure and enforce limits.
The forecast warns against risky financial dealings and advises sticking to routing matters. It notes potential complex ex financial situations through August and November, with expected gains in 1958 and careful spending to avoid damage. Job matters look good in the new year and romance shines in September.
George Dixon reports from Mexico City on rigid voting enforcement affecting officials and workers. A licensed tourist guide and government employee fears losing his job without proof of vote duty. The piece also observes attitudes toward the President elect and his family, noting language lessons and personal hobbies amid political life.
Miss Helen Davis reports a drop of two cases as the Family Service Bureau handled 317 cases that week for 265 families and 52 individuals. A Labor committee led by Armco’s Charles sailed to Great Britain. Parking issues on Verity Parkway prompt calls to tighten backing restrictions on Lane Road.
American Geographical Society teams prepare for Alaska expedition to chart glaciers. A summer job opportunity is noted. A theft at City Hall is reported with a suave suspect. A farmer unearths a gold mud sample containing $1 005 in cash.
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