Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
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King of Siam heads to Washington on three day state visit
King Phumiphon Aduldet ascended the throne in 1955 and will visit with Queen Kitiyakara and their four children on a month long U S tour. Thailand a SEATO ally with a rice surplus and a stable government under Sarit Thanarat seeks continued U S aid and welfare projects for the armed forces amid regional security concerns.
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Washington
Phumiphon Aduldet
Thailand
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Heart of Flower Palace
Bangkok
United States
Kitiyakara
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Siam
Asia
Texas
Sarit Thanarat
Sarit
Malaya
Laos
Hope for Middle East peace rises with Iraq Nasser talks
A U.S. Senate staff study sees Iraq lifting its boycott to attend Beirut foreign ministers talks, signaling a possible Cairo-Baghdad rapprochement. It notes the Arab-Israeli rift and Palestinian refugee issue as key obstacles, and suggests refugee repatriation or compensation could ease Arab acceptance of Israel.
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Nasser
Abdul Karim Kassem
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Foreign Relation Committee
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Israel
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Last of Three: Bishop's View of 2000 A D
Jim Bishop ponders Earth's limits and future, arguing scarce topsoil and resources constrain growth. He projects 2000s wages, prices, space stations, and energy demands, noting a cycle between consumption and preservation, while acknowledging his own absence from these futures.
Detectives’ Hand Amputated in Auto Crash
Detective Ralph R. Bauer, 47, lost three fingers on his right hand after a collision at 1eth Avenue and Vermont Street while answering a call. The other driver was detained for investigation, with brakes cited as a possible cause. Carl R. Bogan won reelection as statistician for the Ohio district of the American Lutheran Church. Dr Hugo G Schmidt, pastor of Bethlehem Lutheran Church, was elected secretary.
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Ralph R. Bauer
Carl R. Bogan
Sheldon Road
Ohio
American Lutheran Church
Hugo G. Schmidt
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Quemoy shelling sparks Western tension over China
The piece condemns Red China for shelling the Quemoy islands and criticizes Western governments and liberal figures for not uniformly denouncing Peiping. It argues recognition efforts threaten Formosa and Korea, urging united Western resolve against Communist aggression.
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Red China
Hong Kong
Peiping
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Far East
Korea
Formosa
United States
United Nations
U. N
Quemoy Islands
Broadway Grapevine and International Reflections
Kilgallen surveys show Edith Piaf's serious relapse delaying abdominal surgery in Paris. Other notes highlight Kid Gavilan as Havana preacher and Budge Patty clashing with France over taxes. Premier Exxon releases alleged Exodus II. Pentagon may gain atomic power plant. Mailbag letter from Morton Bernstein prompts Kilgallen rebuttals on Japan and US interests.
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Edith Piaf
Paris
Kid Gavilan
United States
Havana
Budge Patty
de Gaulle
France
Otto Preminger
Malibu
Preminger
Washington
Pentagon
Factoids on marine ink, canals, camels and island sizes
The text notes that squid release thick inky fluid when attacked by fish. It states the Suez Canal is more than twice as long as the Panama Canal. It mentions two camel types: Arabian with one hump and Bactrian with two. It claims Greenland next to New Guinea is the world’s largest island at about 32 329 square miles.
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Panama Canal
Greenland
New Guinea
Bell System Works Tour Highlights New Jersey Facility
Dave Regan notes at Western Electric Kearny Works 220 trades produce cable and video lines for telephony and TV filming. The Ohio Bell Co tour also visits A T T long lines in New York handling ships at sea and national news, tying together Western Electric Bell System and A T T for a global communications network. The piece closes with plans to continue tomorrow.
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Bell Laboratories
Mother Nature
Western Electric
Kearny
Ohio Bell Co
Long Lines
American Telephone and Telegraph
New York City
Ohio
New York
Bell System
Benson to Lead US Goodwill Tour to Japan and Beyond
President Eisenhower skips the trip but Ezra Taft Benson plans a four week goodwill tour starting July 29. From Brussels to Rotterdam Israel India and Japan the Agriculture Secretary will critique Common Market policies and promote Benson Plan while visiting world horticulture events and meeting open protests in Tokyo.
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Eisenhower
Japan
Ezra Taft Benson
Chicago
Rockefeller
Department of Agriculture
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Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
France
West Germany
Italy
Rotterdam
Benison
Israel
Britain
Apostle
India
Pakistan
Australia
New Zealand
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
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South Africa
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Southeast Asia
Dorothy Kilgallen
Orient
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Morton Bernstein
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