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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
5
A Dallas audience of the American Cancer Society unit was rebuked for flaunting funds spent on lung cancer study. Dr. Robert Lamp of the University of Wisconsin Medical Center said a smoker’s carefree attitude shows contempt for risk, warning that the outcome may not be favorable.
The readable text is fragmented and unclear. It mentions concerns about false teeth and possible dental issues but lacks coherent facts or identifiable individuals or organizations to anchor a proper newspaper item.
SAN FRANCISCO AP America’s doctors were warned of a growing belief in getting something for nothing and urged to resist it. Dr. David B. Allman said such thinking weakens the nation and burdens productive citizens. Incoming AMA president Gunnar Gundersen said organized medicine is adapting to change and should recruit top minds.
In Columbus Ohio the Buckeye Girls State political contest kicked off with Sunday caucuses from Nationalist and Federalist factions. Seventeen year old Ann Cook of Willoughby declared her gubernatorial candidacy while others vie for leadership posts. two noncitizen contenders, Inger Olsen and Maureen Gilway, say they prepare for citizenship papers. Mayors elected include Judy Zevnik Euclid Phyllis Antonelli Cleveland Bernadine Maestropietro Youngstown Rita Lepkowski Elyria Nancy Muhlenkamp St Henry Sue Donaldson Lyndhurst Martha Elliott Madison Mary Huffman Minster Lynn Dixon Bellaire Antta Priede East Cleveland leads Nationalists Barbara Folkerth Columbus heads Federalists.
An AP report misidentified witness Israel Lazar of New York now known as William Lawrence who once led the Daily Worker. The error stretched to confuse William Lazar with William Lagat a radio and TV announcer, who is not related to Lazar.
The AP reports steel production is leveling off and likely to drop in July with demand to slacken after hedge buying ended July 1. July is expected to be the lowest production month of the second half, with vacations curbing consumption and output. Regional changes include St Louis down to 86 percent, Birmingham up to 66, Cleveland 48, Cincinnati 64, Youngstown 53, Wheeling 70 right before a noted dip.
The piece extols life insurance as an unselfish buy that benefits the purchaser by providing security and the feeling of being a good provider for loved ones. It cites the Institute of Life Insurance and urges readers that when someone counts on you, you can count on life insurance.
A two year Rockefeller Brothers Fund study calls for wide reform in American education beyond funding. It urges stronger testing and guidance, federal help for critical issues, and bold long term planning to avoid outdated systems amid a science and tech driven crisis.
Actress Diana Barrymore, recovering from what doctors call the old fashioned measles, will perform a special show of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at the Avalon Theater in Houston. Matinees canceled over the weekend, but producer George Marks said the Tennessee Williams play would run tonight. Doctors reported the fever has subsided.
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