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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1958
Page
6
Norman V. Peale extols victorious faith and the Burgenstock retreat in the Swiss Alps. He recounts Friedrich Frey building hotels from poverty and a son Fritz praising deep Bible study. Peale argues faith reshapes life, enabling courage and purposeful living for all who practice it.
The column questions why only Goldfine wasfriend to Sherman Adams amid public scrutiny. Reps. O'Hara of Minnesota and Wolverton of New Jersey defended Adams noting his public servant duties and vast request load. The piece contrasts the new Adams with the prior image of aloofness and humorously suggests naming him Joey Adams.
The article outlines U S policy on Lebanon and the Middle East crisis as framed by President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles. It notes Dulles support for a Mansfield amendment asserting US readiness to act if vital interests are endangered and the potential for U S troops if urged by a U N call or other contingencies. Lebanon endorsed the doctrine amid wider regional acceptance.
A historical look at the Ingersoll Dollar Watch’s rise and fall, its price undercutting, and the rise of fair trade laws. The piece traces bankruptcy in 1921, widespread discounting, and attempts in Congress to sanction retail price maintenance amid antitrust scrutiny. It notes state court reversals and federal interest in protecting small retailers.
A $4 500 blaze wiped out a large barn on John Rader’s Miltonville Road farm near West Middletown with Middletown authorities probing for arson. National interest spiked as the Semmeling Louis bout drew radio listeners nationwide.
The Strait of Messina forms frothing whirl pools as tides clash. Homer cited Charybdis as a monster lair. Fingerprinting emerged in the 1880s to identify criminals. Brazil reportedly hosts about seven million horses.
A Florida tone piece notes how quiet days yield no big stories while busy periods bring wild events from dam breaches to robberies. It highlights vacationing staff, a Bomarc missile sighting, and casual vignettes from a doctor’s waiting room as microcosms of newsroom life.
An analysis of Khrushchev’s June 3 1958 Seventh Congress speech cites aims to overtake capitalist nations through unified socialist industry and global cooperatives. It notes China Czechoslovakia and other regimes pursuing rapid steel and power gains and discusses the Soviet Universal State and mutual economic aid.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Brigitte Bardot will visit New York for Parisienne premieres in August, while Monica Boyar and Lee Tully seek divorce in Mexico. Debates over Florida gambling and Swedens Margarethe romance fill headlines as actors, publishers, and socialites stir the town.
The text argues that deeper economic cooperation among socialist bloc nations is crucial, stressing better specialization and joint production. It suggests that if the European Coal and Steel Community succeeds, Sweden, France, and West Germany may outpace Red China and Czechoslovakia in steel output, while Europe lingers with economic nationalism.
A humorous roundup notes claims about a Navy blimp proving a 1472 foot drop yields a 22 foot 9 inch bounce. It jokes about fur styles green or purple, a prophecy of 8500 A D baldness, and persona like Grandpappy Jenkins opinions on women. It mentions an insect terminator at an eastern school and U S detective stories criticized by a Peiping newspaper.
Police in Texas investigate a statue theft involving a Napoleon figure. Authorities describe the incident as a bold crime targeting a public statue and urge witnesses to come forward with information.
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