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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1960
Page
4
Middletown Ohio subscribers are shown weekly and Sunday rates for in city, trading area, and outside areas. The notice lists six day and seven day mail plans, annual prices, and requires advance payment. The publication is News-Journal Inc, founded in 1857, with a religious motto referencing Luke 18 13.
Students from Third Ward School Blairsville Pa write to Jim Bishop sharing how they enjoyed his Columbus story and proposing future pieces. They praise the writer and recount class activities while offering personal notes from numerous pupils and a playful wrap request involving Peggy Anne DeSalle.
President Eisenhower undertakes a 22 795 mile Far East tour with Japan as a key stop beginning June 19 to witness the new United States Japanese security treaty take effect unless the Diet acts. Japanese leftists stage demonstrations while a broad labor alliance backs postponement debates heat up in Tokyo as Kishi's government weighs the pact's impact.
Lebanon prepares a seven week election schedule from June 12 to July 30 to expand Parliament from 66 to 99 seats. President Chehab and Premier Karami press for broader representation while preserving a neutral stance and Arab policy. The system reflects a Christian Maronite president and Sunni premier with cabinet posts split among sects.
You present a collage of odd quotes about Tokyo census results and counting, a green-striped African alligator, grass growth questions, tribal speaking rules, a printer's boom, a weed killer with onion juice, and a humorous note about a front lawn.
Governor Rockefeller delivers a sharp rebuke of the Eisenhower administration, urging GOP disunity and a repudiation of current policies. He questions party unity, questions Nixon’s leadership, and warns of possible damage to Rockefeller’s own presidential prospects in 1960 and 1964. The remarks echo Democratic critics and risk alienating delegates.
A scatter of showbiz rumors spans Dorothy Kigallen and Deborah Kerr’s European marriage expectations to Adam Clayton Powell’s life story bid. Tony Bennett buys Lindbergh estate rights, Eva Marie Saint’s heat illness during Exodus filming, and Fannie Brice’s son-in-law Ray Stark eying Kaye Ballard for a TV special. Rosemary Ridgewell nets 22000 from Lolita royalties as Paris calls. Barbara Eden shines in From The Terrace. Peter Howard marriage chatter persists. Puerto Rico Swinging season fades as call girls return to New York. Cesar Romero sees a puzzling Sweden photo with Margaretha. Errol Garner’s city offers flood in. Paulette Goddard mingles with Remarque amid rain. Julius Monk eyed in The Girl In the Dark. Greer Garson dazzles at the Stork Club. Candy Montgomery and Johnny Coy welcome a boy at Lenox Hill Hospital.
On Monday June 10 1940 Alan James McVey was baptized at Calvary Methodist Church with four generations present including his grandfather the Rev I M McVey his parents Mr and Mrs Harold J McVey of Walled Lake Michigan and great grandfather Joseph McVey. Purdue University graduate Robert Allan Fanning son of Mr and Mrs Frank H Fanning 228 South Broad Street stood among 1100 graduates. Charles Benner led the Youth Summer Band first rehearsal to be held next day at the Civic Association building.
A Middletown reader highlights Mrs Geraldine Berry Scott, a former Middletown resident, as a Mrs America contestant with finals on Channel 12 at 11:15 tonight. The note urges sending her a card from Curtis Street and mentions her Ft. Lauderdale hotel address Yankee Clipper Hotel.
The piece recounts Washington banter from the Senate press gallery. Mike Mansfield delivers a pun about the U-2 inquiry, provoking reactions from Democratic freshmen and colleagues including Clifford Case Kenneth Keating and Everett Dirksen.
Tomorrow's outlook urges avoiding pettiness and maintaining harmony as social joys rise in the afternoon. For those with tomorrow as a birthday a master year awaits with gains in work and finances through effort and optimism. December offers new opportunities, with August and November especially favorable for personal growth.
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