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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1961

Page

4

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Senate trouble prompts potential Canadian election

The Canadian Senate with 100 lifelong Liberal majority blocks a government tariff bill, testing Premier John Diefenbaker's pledge to reform the chamber. The issue could drive an election focus on abolishing the Senate, echoing Britain and contrasting with U.S. experience. An Air Force colonel plans a 60 day Atlantic crossing by motorboat as leave.

Canada Great Britain House of Lords Senate Canadian Senate John Diefenbaker Diefenbaker Lords House of Representatives

Gas Station Attendants Urged to Aid War on Crime

FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover appeals to gas station attendants to help fight crime noting many criminals travel via stations. He cites arrests by pump staff and proposes alertness and possible reserve status for those meeting requirements. He also mentions dangers faced by attendants and limited rewards for their bravery.

FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover

Which Faith Prevails in a Religion Built on Belief

The piece contrasts religious belief with communism and asks which set of convictions should prevail in a society. It notes atheistic communism versus the American belief in God and individual rights, urging readers to consider perseverance and sacrifice for one's faith.

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The Men Who Robbed Brinks chronicle by Bob Considine

Jim Bishop reviews The Men Who Robbed Brinks by Bob Considine with Specs O'Keefe as a central figure. The book blends a suspenseful crime account with a portrait of its author and related figures in journalism and crime lore.

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High wide and handsome fits some pro football heroes

Tillie comments on the phrase high wide and handsome as applied to football players while noting a claim about Western civilization being criticized by Communists. The piece also states the U S has a record 400 ski resort areas.

Tillie Allan-tressen U. S

Public pressure for full Khrushchev report on Kennedy talks

The piece argues Congress must receive a full, detailed account of Kennedy Khrushchev discussions. It warns reliance on informal talks risks unvetted commitments and stresses the need to expose Khrushchev’s statements to prevent deception and preserve peace.

Washington Kennedy Khrushchev Congress Senate Foreign Relations Committee House Committee On United States Soviet Union

Hollywood Gossip Roundup of Weddings and Broadway Buzz

A flurry of celebrity chatter spans engagements divorces and showbiz moves. Connie Francis and Rex Harrison are among couples teased for future, while Connie Francis is linked as a potential Mrs Clark. Productions plan longer out of town runs and star salaries rise with new film deals.

Dick Clark Clark Connie Francis Usc Monte Proser Joe Kipness Lanai Broadway Vivian Blaine Milton Rockmill Joe Siale Molly Brown Rex Harrison Portofino Rachel Roberts Rachel Alan Dobie Rex Nancy Kovack Marlon Brando Charlton Heston State Department New York Detroit Philadelphia New Haven Boston Atlantic Records Paul Newman Hustlers Jimmy Durante Donna Lynn Atlantic City

Noted street prank ends in quick escape on Verily Parkway

A boy and two companions caused a scare on Verily Parkway when they staged a mock accident with a third boy lying in the street. A passerby alerted others, an emergency squad was called, and the playful ruse collapsed as the “injured” boy jumped up and fled claiming no harm done.

Verily Parkway Central Avenue

Trujillo Publicity Obsession and Harassment Exposed

George Dixon Trujillo recalls Rafael Trujillo’s obsession with press control and the Dominican regime’s intimidation. He describes house arrest, a coercive tourism chief, and censorship fears as he toured Ciudad Trujillo and Ciudad Trujillo’s night club, noting the dictator’s vanity and costly PR pushback.

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Estrellita Stars: Practical planning and cautious finances

Tomorrow brings a favorable cycle for career and finances for those with a birthday. Plan expansion for 1961 and 1962 while avoiding extravagance and staying tactful. Creative boosts come through October and travel romance mid year. a child born then will be energetic and determined.

Factographs Apparel Leads New York Manufacturing Output

Factographs Apparel is described as the largest manufacturing industry in New York State. The text notes a kayak is a canoe used by the Eskimos, providing a definitional reference.

New York State

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