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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1960
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions with in city and out of area rates, noting 6 cent weekday copies and 1 dollar Sunday copies, plus annual mail options and advance payment terms. The piece ends with a biblical verse from Matthew 26 39.
The article notes Eisenhower's belief that the United Nations offers the best path from battlefield to conference table while Nixon urges a return to traditional diplomacy. Dag Hammarskjold highlights UN as a framework for public and private talks, with UN membership growing to over 80 and expected to top 100 soon. It discusses UN aims, peace enforcement limits due to veto power, and notable interpositions in Korea, Suez, Israel, Kashmir, and Hungary.
Albert R. Beatty, AAR assistant vice president, warned at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids that world leadership rests on national character. He contrasted world supremacy driven by military might and riches with leadership based on trust, noting deteriorating character risks both leadership and supremacy.
Jim Bishop recounts a mink coat gifted to Elinor in 1955 and worn rarely, becoming a social badge of success. The coat passes through hands, then to Ginny, who has worn it only once, underscoring vanity and the cost of prestige.
E M Losh notes 51 percent population gain in Butler County outside Middleown and Hamilton. Committee co-chairs Paul Reiner, John E Meihven and D D Dillman say plans are complete for the second annual Food Fair of the Middle Town Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Assn announced.
Secretary of State Herter testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee amid questions over the Tokyo invitation to President Eisenhower. The piece argues Japan failed to maintain order and notes U S concerns about security, the Paris summit, and broader implications for American ideals and diplomacy.
In a sprawling notebook column Kilgallen forecasts a Rockefeller Democrats switch and a Kennedy White House bid, notes on Benny Goodman and Gene Di Novi New York diplomatic chatter, and gossip about Joey Bishop William Morris agency and Eleanor Roosevelt leadership bids.
James Pile of the Pile Franz Co a leading Middletown contractor for two years died at his residence 2006 Tytus Ave in Sorg warehouse on Plum Street according to city notices and obituary records.
Harry Hershfield mourns his wife former actress Jane Isdell in a Broadway circle note. The piece mentions gossip from a fan magazine article Twelve Love Making Lessons by Gardner McKay and Greta Chi. It notes Faye Emerson linking with TV producer Tony Ford and reports light Hollywood chatter about Good Humor leaders, a baby named David, and Bobby Darin at Copacabana with Johnnie Ray’s Bowl-A-Bite after a show.
The record notes that the gardens were designed by the renowned Italian painter Raphael. It adds that radio signals travel through space at about 186000 miles per second and that Asia hosts over 900 languages.
Dave Regan reports from a New York trip with Rich Miller of Ohio Bell noting proposed telephone future designs including the Princess extension phone. The piece praises compact stylish models and housewife friendly options while recounting lively, helpful New York cab drivers and polite policemen as the group navigates the city.
The excerpt alleges Britain, the United States, and allies pursue a death ray and high frequency or magnetic weapons with global tests and intelligence briefings. It cites past experiments, foreign programs, and Soviet and Western mobilization near a pivotal date in 1959.
The Vanguard, Britain’s final battleship built too late for WWII, is retired and will be scrapped. A Chicago incident saw a horse rescued after ten hours from a wine cellar. Missouri’s many caverns spur a nickname “Cave State” amid an open underground campaign. Americans spend about seven million dollars yearly on sunburn remedies.
Those engaged in constructive work should find this an excellent period with good ideas. During the afternoon avoid family friction and extravagance in social matters. Ambitious career plans could advance if you act now. October promises promotion and prestige with possible environment change. Romance and travel aspects improve in August November and May. Curb lending in those months. A January birth presages a fast start in 1961.
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