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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1958
Page
6
Subscription prices listed for Middletown Journal readers in Ohio. Rates cover per copy costs, in city and outside city areas, six and seven day mail options, and international renewal. Publication by News-Journal Inc. since 1857 with proverb quote included.
A sweeping late Cold War overview notes seven months of back and forth between the United States and the Soviet Union over a top level meeting with Khrushchev. It records staged proposals, delays, and Khrushchev exploiting Lebanon and Jordan actions to push for a summit while arguing over preparation and world reaction.
The salesman Jim, once near the bottom of his company’s results, shares how thirteen words from the Bible changed his life. He prayed, renewed himself, bought a new outfit, and transformed his motivation, leading to peak performance and joyous reception at the annual meeting.
Mary Jo Sandker reports from Gigi Scout Camp near Waynesville July 20 1958 describing days of rain creeks flooding a swimming meet and a life guard incident. Visitors invited 2 to 4 pm Route 73 Gate 2. Includes local contests and a note on Peggy Lee Fever and a TV memory panel segment.
The piece accuses the CIA and State Department of concealing and mismanaging military aid to Iraq and Lebanon. It notes nearly 30 million dollars in weapons and 15 million more planned, with Congress left uninformed and Allen Dulles cited. It also references Senator Dworshak challenging State Department officials over Middle East aid. Punta Arenas is noted as the southernmost town near Cape Horn.
The text warns that without restraint, inflation could rival war in damage, wiping out savings and risking internal chaos or dictatorship. It cites a potential $10 billion federal deficit, blames unbridled government spending for halving the dollar’s value since 1940, and urges wage and price restraint alongside decisive government action.
Republican national chairman Meade Alcorn says Democrats will win the Senate next election. The piece weaves in exam style quips about strategy and sports metaphors. It notes other varied items from banking to a beehive incident on a New Jersey siding and a Yankees performance.
Jim Bishop tours Disneyland near Anaheim, praising its five realms, authentic details, and family friendly appeal. He notes marvels from a steamship voyage on Columbia to a boat ride on the Amazon section and the non alcoholic, affordable, well organized grounds.
Gregory Peck writes a vacation column detailing family life with Dorothy Kilgallen away. He describes choosing daughter Cecilia, bonding with sons, and balancing acting, producing, and farming duties from his Santa Barbara cattle ranch. He highlights Veronique's role, privacy on set, and his Do It Yourself approach at home.
Martin V Coffey local commander of the American Legion says Americanism is the main topic at the state convention in Cincinnati. The Malvern Street Combs family notes their son Charles Combs is slated to compete in the Miami Valley Chautauqua amateur contest. Over 100 Merchants joined a Community Sales Day organized by the Retail Merchants Assn. United States Steel Corp declares its regular dividend after a weak first half and points to a rebound in steel business.
The figures show two ounces of coal per ton mile for freight moved by coal powered means while a diesel uses at most two teaspoons of oil for the same work. Liechtenstein on the upper Rhine maintains no army, only a 50 man police force.
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