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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1959
Page
4
Middletown Ohio newspaper listing pricing for daily and Sunday subscriptions, mail delivery areas and rates including vicinity and out-of-area options. It notes post office publication, second class mail matter, and a biblical quotation from John 17 3.
The Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs graduates its first class of 207 cadets marking a milestone for the service. The rigorous five year curriculum compresses into four with 48 military airmanship credit hours and a 135 hour liberal arts load. A Rhodes scholar among this year's graduates and five others pursuing graduate study signal growing academic strength alongside the Army and Navy programs.
The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western trims 82 passenger trains while not quitting the commuter business. The railroad sought to abandon all suburban operations after the PUC approved most of a prior request. Officials cite ongoing losses and seek tax relief and fare increases to keep commuter service alive amidst industry-wide red ink.
Relman Morin notes that Sunday help wanted pages reveal a healthy economy. He arts at cryptic ad wording and diverse fields from research to advertising, noting shifts from clerical jobs to specialized positions and reflecting on how past wages contrast with today’s listings.
A Geneva four power conference leaves Western observers split over whether it fails or merely postpones action. Khrushchev’s ultimatums, repeated talks, and a looming summit cycle show no lasting Europe solution. The West may only spark change by deterring Khrushchev and denying propaganda gains.
Rep. Ayres led a bid to honor John Foster Dulles by half mast flag status after learning the Capitol flag was not lowered for the late secretary. The move prompted a quick conference and an exception order from Vice President Nixon, Senate leaders, and House Speaker Rayburn.
The text notes that the first mention of windmills in older English documents appeared near the end of the second century. It also states a health statistic claiming that among ten overweight people in the United States eight are underweight.
A curio of brief notes covers Buffalo mailmen banned from menacing dogs near gyms and cold weather prompting chatter about the weather man. Milan authorities crack counterfeit rings fraudulently producing stamps licenses and IDs. A UC doctor suggests Popeye would be colonel of humor without spinach. East Germany bans popular fairy tales in libraries as educators seek more schooling.
Tomorrow brings favorable influences on personal relationships and teamwork with good profits from cooperative efforts. Birthdays promise promising prospects, and the next 13 months favor occupational matters with imagination, especially marked in October. Finances ease outside August and November. December holds a potential business breakthrough. a birthday child will be resourceful but indulgent.
A couple, shopping after hours in town, spend three tiring hours hunting for items. The husband realizes his car keys are missing and later discovers a spare ignition key was tucked in his wife’s wallet. They return to the stores but the keys are not found, forcing a bus trip home for the key replacement and car retrieval.
A reader recalls a moment when a person left his car in a public pay lot with keys inside, prompting a note on careless security and the potential for theft.
Fulton Lewis Jr reports on the Bolshoi Ballet tour amid allegations of Soviet espionage tied to cultural exchanges. Testimony links delegates to the Soviet secret police. critics condemn lax U S security and the tour's backing by impresario S Hurok.
About 27 000 to 30 000 attend a three day Community Exposition at Barnity showcasing local industries and mercantile stores as world servants. Eva Florine Was crowned Cookie Queen for selling 48 boxes and 3 packages totaling 3112 cookies, with Mrs J T Crawford chairing the cookie sales committee.
Catherine Neer and Sue Sims were elected as investigators for the Butler County Old Age Pension Bureau. B. Sims, former Middletown police chief, died at his Columbus home.
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