Middletown Journal subscription and publishing note
The Middletown Journal and News-Journal Inc publish daily in Middletown Ohio since 1857. Subscription rates are per copy fifteen cents for Sunday, forty five cents weekly by city carrier, and ten dollars yearly by mail in trading area. outside trading area seventeen fifty yearly. outside USA thirty five dollars yearly. All subscriptions payable in advance. Spiritual verse Romans 8 26 referenced.
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Arab-Israeli Intermission Signals New Diplomatic Temps
From Jerusalem in late May reports hint an intermission in the Arab-Israeli drama. Egypt may yield to international arbitration on Suez with preconditions, while Israel vows to keep the Straits of Tiran open and defend Gulf of Aqaba navigational freedom. Egypt’s Suez stance ties to ICJ submission, with U S envoy Lodge cautioning nondiscriminatory canal use depends on Egypt.
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Middle East
Jerusalem
Suez Canal
Egypt
Israel
Suez
Gulf of Aqaba
Abba Eban
United States
Straits of Tiran
Israel tests blockade dispute through canal as U S weighs steps
The April 25 note from the Israeli Foreign Ministry said Israel was reluctant to seek court action over Egypt's blockade. Israel planned to send a test ship through the canal while Eisenhower said force would be reprehensible. Dulles supported Israel's right to pass but opposed war. The U S uses economic aid leverage to urge delay as Gulf and Strait of Tiran tensions persist nearby.
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Israeli Foreign Ministry
Israel
Security Council
Egypt
Eisenhower
Dulles
United States
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Beyond Mere Humans
Raymond Moley, once a high ranking adviser to Franklin D. Roosevelt, describes his shift in view in Newsweek. He argues that government planning fails without perfect wisdom and that true safety comes from decentralization and countless individual decisions within a free market.
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Raymond Moley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Newsweek
President
Hal Boyle Creative Art Handicapped By Success
Hal Boyle reports on Robert Rossen, a Hollywood figure who writes, directs, and produces. He notes success breeds caution and risk aversion, and emphasizes bouncing back from failures as part of resilience. Rossen cites topics of environment, self struggle, and admiration for George Stevens and Jimmy Cagney.
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New York
Robert Rossen
Hollywood
Rossen
Darryl F. Zanuck
Island In the Sun
East Side
John Huston
Billy Wilder
Nunnally Johnson
Alexander the Great
Bob
George Stevens
Jimmy Cagney
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow and 1957 Outlook
Tomorrow emphasizes routine and steady effort overburdening yourself. A two month cycle favors pressing long term objectives for those with birthdays tomorrow, with cautious finances through year end. For singles marriage seems possible, a child would be ambitious, and persistence in goal pursuit is highlighted.
Britain relaxing trade embargo with Red China signals Communist victory
In a move pressured by British business interests London will ship to Red China many commodities previously banned. The decision, criticized by the United States, risks widening Sino Soviet trade routes and tests Western unity. Critics warn it could erode economic barriers and the alliance keeping Western forces coordinated in the Cold War.
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Free World
London
Red China
United States
Soviet Russia
Russia
China
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England
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Congress
State Department
America
Paris
Great Britain
Formosa Americans Prompt Senate Debate On Abroad Posts
Washington dispatch notes anti American riots on Formosa spark calls by Senator Hubert Humphrey to reevaluate the number of Americans overseas. He cites 10 000 tax supported personnel on Formosa as a warning against mass migrations and urges closer scrutiny of American colonies abroad. Vice President Nixon echoes concerns about condescending attitudes towards locals and mistreatment of servants. Miss Ann Mansfield protests France’s government collapse over Coty visit cancellations.
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Formosa
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
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Chiang Kai-Shek
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Humphrey
Uncle Sam
Spain
Nixon
Ann Mansfield
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Miss Mansfield
Eisenhower
Rene Coty
Coty
Ike
How Riots Get Their Start Says Sokolsky on China
George E. Sokolsky analyzes riot origins in China and Taiwan. He cites 1919 Students Movement against the Paris Treaty, 1925 Communist-led strikes in Shanghai, and the Taipei anti American unrest as orchestrated by Beijing. He argues Riots are planned and sparked by organized forces, not spontaneous.
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China
Taipei
Rio
Japan
Germany
Peking
Shanghai
Li Lih-san
Shanghai Municipal
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Sen
Warren Magnuson
Red China
Chiang
CIA
American capitalism and the quest for abundance in a classless society
A group of business and labor leaders Yale professors and a magazine editor debated the American economic system. They argue Americans enjoy People’s Capitalism through free market choices private ownership and a public good ethos. They stress spiritual roots equal opportunity and the drive toward broad wealth distribution as guiding forces.
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Yale University
United States
June brides and grooms hear expert matrimony tips
E V Darling offers observations on marriage as June remains the peak month for weddings. The column weaves quotations from Calderon Publilius Syrus Juvenal and Artemus Ward with notes on love law and social trends. It also touches on celebrities and daily routines in a breezy column style.
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Calderon
Publilius Syrus
Artemus Ward
Justice McCardie
Mrs America Candidate and Body Shaping Claims
The piece discusses potential Mrs America contenders and questions figure streamlining experts claims. It notes a large portion of women in the country do not have Marilyn Monroe like figures.
Windsor and Wallis marry in French chateau ceremony
Twenty years ago the Duke of Windsor and Wallis War field Simpson wed at Chateau De Cande in Monts France. A gay breakfast followed the quiet service. J Roy Freeze was lauded with a banquet at Hotel Manchester for 35 years with Armco, with about 475 employees hearing an address by George M Verity. Michael Poast, Civil War veteran after whom Poasttown is named, died at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Tankersley. Poast joined Company G 12th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and later served in the army of the Cumberland in Kentucky.
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Wallis Warfield Simpson
Chateau de Cande
Monts
France
J. Roy Freeze
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Armco
Freeze
George M. Verity
Michael Poast
Poasttown
Charles Tankersley
Poast
Comepany G
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Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Army of the Cumberland
Kentucky
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