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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1958
Page
6
Middletown Ohio publication lists subscription prices for weekday and Sunday copies. Rates cover city carrier, trading area six days, outside trading area seven days, and outside USA annual payments with the newspaper founded in 1857.
Hal Boyle argues fat should be praised, not feared, calling fat calm, loyal, and a durable ally beyond youth. He shares a personal tale of a doctor urging fat loss, only to find fat resisting diet and exercise while he loses weight, mostly from fat rather than muscle.
Dave Regan notes the U N Security Council telecast failed to produce action on Lebanon but argues the televised debate exposed Russian deception. He lauds instant translation speeds, critiques language gaps in the United States education system, and urges foreign language study from grade school.
The piece traces U S concerns for Middle East security from 1951 to 1957, noting the Mansfield amendment about aid requests during attacks, the Baghdad Pact, the Arab League, and the Tripartite Declaration. It cites Dulles remarks on Near East focus and Eisenhower's readiness to use UN or collective action.
A Gallup Poll shows 56 percent of Britain’s youths ages 2 to 34 would leave the country for Australia Canada New Zealand or the United States. Surveys cite welfare state taxes and tight government control as key motives. Jurisdiction and nationalized industries shape limited opportunities and heavy bureaucracy.
The piece argues the Eisenhower Doctrine authorizes force to protect American lives in Lebanon and Iraq, condemns Soviet backing of rebels, calls for UN intervention or collective security, and warns against Soviet subversion that could trigger a broader war. It emphasizes readiness and cautions Western politicians to avoid provoking a major conflict.
Jim Bishop recounts a case of a man posing as him at UCLA and soliciting personal questions from two teen girls on campus. He describes contacting campus police, verifying the impersonator’s details, and warning readers that reporters legally carry police-style cards with unique numbers and signatures.
A London case reports the insult fine against police rising from 5.60 to 28 dollars signaling inflation. A Louisville man is jailed for stealing a bank night deposit bag that held nothing. An eastern state allows children at horse race tracks.
Estrellita offers a positive forecast with opportunities in travel and creativity. Birthdays bring heart warming experiences as new year begins. career and social life show potential, with October favorable for work outcomes and September for romance, while financial caution is advised in the coming six weeks.
The Hanseatic League linked north German towns for trade. Turkey eggs hatch in 26 days while goose eggs take about 28 days and chicken eggs around three weeks. Using crude tools, about 200 thousand Chinese workers built the 726 mile Burma Road in fourteen months, Michigan supplies nearly half of Great Lakes timber markets.
Actor comedian Jack Durant recalls a career zigzag from Broadway to Hollywood via Orson Welles and Kay Bolger. He recounts a London Palladium run with Henry Youngman, a planned English Channel swim, a failed bow out, and a note from Molly O Day before World War II altered his fate.
Residents recalled the 1937 flood as power lines failed dimming Upper Arlington. Senator Taft urged reaction against the New Deal, touting an Old Deal sentiment at a Butler County Republican gathering. The Middletown Boy Scouts caravan arrived with 39 scouts and 13 leaders.
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